Hi ya. I group my goals into quarters, so today I’m reporting back on Q1.
I only have a handful of goals each quarter, so I’m revisiting my yearlong resolutions, too.
Winter Goals
Finish Year 4 ScrapbookRead at least three books per month(January,February,March)- Visit yoga studio at least once a week
- Meal plan every week
Finish Xmas shopping & enjoy the parties and off time we have coming!
I only listed five goals because I wanted a shot at achieving ALL of them. I finished my scrapbook (yay!) and obviously I finished Christmas shopping. I got all my books read, too. I didn’t get to the yoga studio every week. I have no good excuses there. Also, we traveled A LOT so I didn’t meal plan every week, but I did do it quite often.
Spring Goals
- Start Year 5 Scrapbook
- Read at least three books per month (April, May, June) & finish Erin’s Challenge
- Visit yoga studio at least once a week
- Figure out fall travel: friends trip
- Figure out and work toward financial goals (IRA, credit cards, etc.)
My yoga package expires in May, I think, so I have to squeeze in all my remaining classes before then.
2019 Resolutions
- Read 40 Books I’ve read 11/40
- Work on my marriage habits
- Keep a gratitude journal Not doing great with this one.
- Budget Carolann suggested “You Need A Budget.” I tried it for a free month. I’ve been taking notes from Stephanie, the budget guru, too.Still working on this one.
- Work on sticking to a consistent schedule Fail on all accounts. Travel tends to mess me up and we’ve been to multiple states this year already.
Just as a side note, I’ve been working on my Overhaul Goals as well.
So… not stellar, but not terrible. We have a few more weeks of travel, then we’ll be home for a while. I do better with my goals when we’re not leaving the state. Lol
What are your spring goals? I always feel like calendar-ly speaking, spring flies by.
Never mind goals, I’m more concerned with the fact that the first quarter of the year is over already. *Hyperventilates *
But seriously, you’re doing really well.
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Right?? 25% of this year is gone! That’s nuts!!!
(Thank you!)
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Good job on winter goals!! I hope to.finish the Erin Challenge too. Good luck with your spring goals!
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It’s going to be close with Erin’s challenge for me… We’ll see if I make it. Lol!
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Ugh we are trying to come up with a budget right now too. I want to get better about setting aside a certain amount into savings each month and figuring out where all our extra money goes. Retail therapy, probably lol.
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I feel like I think about my budget when the money is low and there’s nothing there to budget. Hahaha! It’s definitely not one of my stronger skills.
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ugh the budget. this year is going to suck big time because we have to do our shingles so i can kiss 8K good-bye *cries*
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YIKES. That hurts. I just sent up an appointment next week to get our IRAs squared away so hopefully that motivates me to keep this savings train moving forward.
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When it comes to routine type goals – meal planning, working out – those are the ones that are the hardest for me because they initially seem so doable and easy IF you have a normal week. But when does one EVER have a normal week? Even if on paper it seems like a normal week, something unexpected (both good and bad stuff) comes up to throw things out of whack. So then you have to get back on track, pray for a normal week and then remember you’ve got travel or a trip or guest coming. It’s a vicious cycle! But still girl, you’re doing great. Way better than me! 😀
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I agree completely. On a normal week I think I could handle it… but I don’t know because there IS not normal week! LOL
Thanks!!
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Good luck with your spring goals. I also bought a yoga package a few months ago that I’ve been using and I love it. It makes a huge difference to my mood and to being mindful – I hope you can tick this one off your list at the end of your spring 🙂
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Thank you! I enjoy yoga a lot. It’s one of those exercises that I understand and like and look forward to!
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I’m sure sticking to a routine with a busy job and traveling like yours is not easy. I think you’re doing great with your goals! We are working on budgeting too…it’s always a work in progress haha
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The traveling definitely throws me off a bit but I know if I could lock down a habit it wouldn’t be an excuse any more. I just need to work a little harder and smarter! Good luck to you!!
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I don’t know that I’d be able to keep up with certain goals/tasks if I was traveling a lot. LOL All in all, I’d say you’re off to a good start on your year though! Great job.
-lauren
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Thanks! We have a few more weeks of being on the road and then we’ll be home for a long time so hopefully I can crack down a bit!
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Oooh, I geek out over finance and budget goals. Our finances were improving a lot before we had Holden and I went out on leave. Now we are recovering from that, but making some progress!
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I really need to be much better about finances. This year feels like the year to get it all in order, though. I think we’ll be able to crack down and funnel our money into the right avenues! Good luck to you on budgeting!
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These are great goals. I would just add that I have kept a gratitude journal for years and it really is life changing! I highly recommend it. 🙂
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I started off the year strong with a gratitude journal and then it fell by the wayside. I’d really like to make it a daily thing!!
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