I have posted my response to MHWA Mental Health Challenge and other items to this journal. |
Normally, I prefer to wait until March 21 (the New Year I celebrate) to sit my goals (resolutions) in stone, but this year I think I going to take a little different approach. I'm deciding on my all goals (I don't like the term resolutions) before January 1; this way I can have a plan in place to accomplish the goals. I may tweak the plan around March 21, because by then I should know how well the plan works, but I doubt that I'll change them too much. Goals for 2014 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() That is five goals to work on in 2014, I think that is enough and it may be too much. Sometimes my eyes can be bigger then my stomach (a phrase my grandfather like to use when one of his grandchildren took on more then they could handle). Now that I have my goals established, I need to work on a plan to accomplish them. I think that's one of the places where I usually fall short when I sit my goals. The second issue is discipline (at least, I think that's where I encounter problems accomplishing my goals). I should know by March 21, 2014 if these are the issues causing me to fall short of my goals. Smart Goals http://topachievement.com/smart.html Specific - who, what, when, where, why, which Measurable - criteria that is concrete with steps Attainable - make goals important and find ways to accomplish Realistic - not too high or too low Timely - establish a time frame for accomplishment and make goals tangible |