There hasn't been a shortage of goal-setting nuggets throughout this blog. And for anyone who has trekked along with me for any length of time, you know that I've made an effort to share some of my goal-setting initiatives with you (albeit, more of a hodgepodge compilation spread out over time instead of a real … Continue reading Goal Setting: Essential for all Life Journeys
In an effort to get my body right, I'm still continuing with revisiting goals that are health-related. My ultimate goal is to shut down Procrastination Station one day, so it's imperative that I free all of those goals that are being held hostage there. And today marks the restart of working to permanently close down … Continue reading Revisiting Day 14 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station
Let the goal-setting challenges (for writing book #2) begin. Yes, book #2 is underway and my expectation for the successful completion of this book by the end of the year is goal #1. Right now, my writing goals are very broad, but you'll increasingly notice how specifically they'll be fine-tuned as I get deeper into … Continue reading And the Writing Beat Goes On …
You can call me the "Comeback Kid", if you don't mind. I pulled myself up by the bootstraps and came back with a writing vengeance in week 8. As you may recall from my report in last week's post, there was a whole week's writing deficit that I needed to make up in week 8. … Continue reading My Comeback Week
One of the residual effects of going through the 30-day challenge that I recently completed is the overall feeling of accomplishment... of getting things done. So for that very reason, I wholeheartedly believe that the challenge was a worthwhile experience; and I'm fairly certain that I will be participating in more of them in the … Continue reading My 2019 Goals
Through daily observation and homeschooling experiences, I have determined that my Little Man is a true visual learner. He thrives in learning environments where he is allowed to engage in visual and hands-on activity in order to take in knowledge and to express himself. And this realization is not something I just happened to stumble upon one day; his … Continue reading Structure: Step #4 – Incentivize for Optimal Performance
