For starters, I don't feel like I did so well last year and I don't want to put it out there if I am not willing to put in the effort to follow through. Sad, but true.
Secondly, I have been tossing around the idea of having monthly goals. Like a monthly check-up to see where I am and keep myself in check. On this flip side, this seems like a pretty big commitment and something I need to be committed to following through on.
Finally, I realize that goals have to be specific and attainable...not a blanket statement. (I'd like to be healthier...)
After the last few weeks of a little soul searching, I have decided to go for it. Succeed or fail, I would like to become a goal-setter and a goal-accomplisher and the only way to become either is to suck it up and do it!
Luckily, I am setting myself up for success this month because we are nearly three weeks in and I am doing well on most of my goals so far...
**Note to self, for privacy reasons you have left out financial and spiritual goals**
- Health: Take specific steps to become a healthier person and family.
- MOVE at least 15 minutes everyday and get your heart rate up. More is better.
- As the budget allows, choose real food to bring into the house and actually cook with it!
- Avoid high fructose corn syrup and as many chemicals as possible.
- Toss or donate the foods that don't fit the bill.
- Avoid all wine and beer for the month
- Join Weight Watchers and attend a meeting each week
- Eat out as little as possible. Choose places that serve real food... not processed stuff.
- Other:
- Personal Blog: Catch up through September of 2011, and post at least 20 posts for January.
- Enroll Claire in gymnastics <-- I had to add this, I was putting it off for so long!
- NO Starbucks for the month (this falls under my 'financial' goals, but I am still throwing it out there. If you see me at Starbucks in January, kick me out!)
- WFP Blog: Post (or schedule) all sessions from 2012 so far and five from 2011.
- Crafty Blog: Post (or schedule) at least one ILTC post and three personal posts.
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