#ny resolutions

[lucy-268]

Goals for the week

I was going to do this for the day, but who am I kidding.

1. Post a Sunday Six (This one I have to do today), which will entail making sure I have content for a Sunday Six

2. If I don’t have enough to post, write enough to post (that should take care of my Sunday, huh?) (Again, this one I have to do today.)

3. Update my masterlist (I used to do it every time I posted, but none of my holiday stories are on it). I did make myself a holiday masterlist header, so yay!

4. Clean up my Google docs folder

5. Get my daily masterlists ready for @choicesjanuarychallenge2021​ incase anyone writes anything for the prompts.

6. Catch up on Foreign Affairs so I can read the story that @jamespotterthefirst​ posted and not be lost. I’m somewhere in chapter one.

7. Try not to feel let down because I have very few submission for the January challenge; I know it’s after the holidays and everyone has burnout (myself included).

Posting this here to keep me honest.

[philosophyblr]

2020 resolutions

hello hello! with one week of the year (decade!) behind us, i’ve finally found some time to reflect on what i’d like to improve/continue for 2020. without further ado:

1. stop worrying about what other people think about me. if not completely, at least to the point where it isn’t taking up so much mental/emotional energy.

2. on that line: be more confident and assertive. stop second-guessing myself so frequently. look people in the eye when i’m speaking. maintain a steady voice.

3. radiate positivity, especially when i’m feeling gross & it’s difficult. assume good will in others.

4. avoid self-destructive practices that may hurt me in the long-run.

5. prioritize my health more. if i don’t have time to exercise, at least take a long walk around campus. establish more consistent sleeping habits.

6. stay focused. pursue my goals ruthlessly. seek out and make time for opportunities which will propel me towards those goals. 

[lifelinebooks]

physical books (on the shelf): 161

Read: 96

New years resolution: read the books I already have before buying any more

Loophole: I've already read 2 library books

[666-alex]

[memories-are-all-we-have]

I know New Year's Resolutions can seem a bit silly, but I do think they can be useful. I'm one of those people that always sets them and doesn't follow through. Nevertheless, I am settinng a resoltuon this year.

I want to actually commit to things. Usually, when I think of a hobby or something I'd like to take up, it ends in me doing it for a week or so and then giving up. I'd really love to actually commit and see something like that through. Have it stick. I won't force myself to keep doing things I hate, but I wanna figure out if I like something before I quit. If I don' like it, fine.

I've started with knitting. Today was learning how to actually do it (after a kinda sad attempt a few weeks again) and I've really enjoyed it. The goal is to stick with it.

We'll see how it goes. Happy 2019, everyone

[butchspace]

My new years resolution is to get a suit and be that well dressed, hair slicked back, butch af at a conference

Love it!!!! -Mod T 

[shellyburping]

If your New Year's resolution is to get in shape and you're afraid of the haters, just remember that everyone started as a beginner. Even as a fitness instructor, I find myself having no clue what I'm doing in new class settings. Also if you wanna laugh, come to a HIIT class with me and watch me cry after 10 mins into class.

[butchspace]

My New Year’s resolution is to finally kiss a girl this year!! I haven’t even had the courage to flirt with one yet, but this year will be the year I try my hardest to let go and have fun with my life!

I am so excited for you friend! I hope everything goes well for you! -Mod T