I have come across some great bloggers through Twitter (you can visit me there by clicking here and one of them is Burnished Chaos (visit her blog by clicking on the name).
Every month she does a brilliant post listing her goals for the coming month, as well as revisiting last month’s goals and commenting on how well she got on with them (see her December post here). I have really enjoyed reading these posts and I think it is a great way to do it so am giving it a try this month and will let you know next month how I have done! No pressure!
I am going to split my goals into five categories – family, home, blog, uni and me. I am super excited to be giving myself something to aim for during the month, and feeling that as I have to report back to you all next month that it will help push me to complete them. Making goals, and more importantly, writing them down, always make them seem easier to accomplish. You have something to focus on and when I tick something off a list I feel extremely satisfied. On the same score I don’t want to give myself too much to do and feel overwhelmed, so although I may do lots more this month, I will be very happy to get these things done.
Family
- Complete Christmas shopping
- Take the boys to Asda to purchase a gift for a child in need
- Enjoy a fantastic Christmas
Home
- Complete front room move around
- Sort wardrobes and get new bedroom furniture in place
Blog
- Schedule posts to go up over the Christmas/New Year week
- Complete BlogMas
- Complete two posts for Stephie (Colitis To Ostomy)
Uni
- Complete all reading and activities for chapters 3 and 4
Me
- Pilates at least three times a week
- Increase hydration – aim for 3 litres a day
- Remind myself it is ok to say no sometimes
So there we go, my first set of monthly goals. As I said, I will report back at the beginning of January and hope I have succeeded in completing them. Do you plan goals for each month? Please let me know how you do it in the comments below, and please feel free to try this method and let me know how you get on.
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