I don’t believe in “new year resolutions” because they prevent me from being great…sooner! Seriously! Why wait until the new year to do something that will benefit you when you can do it immediately, and start reaping the reward sooner?! I have taken to using the new year to QUIT, so I wanted to share a few things I’m quitting, and I’d love your comments if there are items you want to add to the list, or perhaps delete! Happy
I started talking about new year’s resolutions and getting rid of them in my newsletter so this is just a continuation…. In hopes that it helps someone do more and feel better in 2019! For the last few years, I’ve gotten away from “resolutions” and have jumped on the “theme” bandwagon – as a way to focus my actions throughout the year but also because my work as an entrepreneur meant blending work and personal – and the lists were getting
I’m a recent ginger convert….thanks in part to my girlfriend, Jodi, who puts it in any drink we have (I think she thinks I don’t notice….) and after reading all of the health benefits. One of my foci for 2016 is my health including eating a little better, getting some exercise in at least twice a week, and nixing a few bad habits from the repertoire. I added ginger in the form of these ginger honey crystals — it’s like
I’m determined to get better acquainted with my gifted Canon PowerShot G1X in 2015. It’s got an “auto” mode which is where I’ll start….. I’ve been hoping for a more sophisticated camera when I should have focused on what I had and been thankful for that. I needed a reminder and I got it as I was fishing around my creative space (aka office) doing purging, repurposing and organizing. Let’s see what I can make of it…and then maybe something
So here were 2014’s Goals & Intentions…. This year’s aspirations are about financial freedom, style curation (of course), and focus….. Three spend-free months (no clothing or accessories): January, June, and November Reduce debt by $10,000: I have accumulated debt for my business as well as personal debt but it’s debt nonetheless and I don’t like it Spring cleaning for the blog: April will be a site overhaul Clothing conversation transformed: still in love with my navy, camel and red theme.
My word for 2014 is VALUE! Whether that means to value what I have, to not take something for granted, to increase the value of my relationships or experiences by being present, or to appreciate my opportunities and the corresponding revenue that results from them, I want to spend the year valuing what’s around me. I don’t do “resolutions” because it’s so 1999 plus it loses something in translation, if you will. I choose words like goals and intentions because
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