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I have a system where I have the month’s resolutions written so I can remember what some of my personal goals are. all the monthly resolutions are from my massive new year's resolution list, which I have to complete by the end of the year. There are a few major goals for the entire year and under those are the steps that lead to achieving those goals.
So, by the end of the year, I will have finished the minor goals, which will have made me achieve my major goals
2019 Monthly Resolutions: January: I'm Quitting Takeout
So I've decided to make smaller resolutions monthly throughout the year. Here's how January went!
Hey Everyone! We made it through a month of 2019! Hooray!
So I’ve made a few broader resolutions this year (See below), but I’ve also decided I’m going to do monthly “habit making or breaking” resolutions, that will just improve my life incrementally. I started in January with quitting takeout.
Since moving out of my parents’ and living by myself, I’ve become increasingly dependent on takeout for…
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Fashion Resolutions [August]
Wear everything in your closet, with no exception. -> if you can’t find a way to wear it, toss it away.
In order to do #1, take photos of your clothes and combine them on phone.
Experiment with hair. -> Pinterest
New Monthly Resolutions
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I for one am glad to see the back of 2016, but to be honest I’m wasn’t that keen on looking forward to 2017, in a post BREXIT and orange potato-head man era.
Then I had a thought – why should I let BREXIT or orange potato-head decide my future? I don’t want to leave Europe, and no one can physically, legally or morally make me leave. So I’m still calling myself European and…
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“You can do anything for 30 days”
This past year was a busy one and even though I managed to fit in quite a lot, it still kinda feels like I missed it. Maybe that is just a part of getting older. Or maybe it’s Life’s way of reminding me to give my days more purpose. Either way, I’ve declared 27 The Year of Crow’s Feet and I’d like to give 28 a better legacy. This brings me to the dreaded New Year’s Resolutions. Why is this still a thing? I like the idea of a new year--new you, but what I like more is committing to do more, be more, love more, and learn more.
I stumbled upon a TedTalk where Matt Cutts gave himself monthly challenges and swears you can do anything for 30 days–even if you hate it. He tried something new every 30 days and by doing so, he found new hobbies, interests, confidence, and his days felt much fuller and longer than before. Now that is something I can get into. A year full of growth and gains in all the right places one month at a time. So, 2016…let’s roll.
