Friday, March 12, 2010
Face it Friday! Week 11
I was glancing through my 65 list the other day and realized that I had either finished or started or made a plan to do a couple of things that I had forgotten were even there.
It makes sense, though.
I look at that list a couple of times a week. Checking through it and thinking about what to do next. With sixty-five things, there's always something I can be working on.
Keeping our goals easily accessible is one of the keys to success. Seeing them frequently helps us stay focused on what we want to do. It also ingrains that list into your mind so that your brain can be working on it, figuring out ways to finish things. When we take a lot of time to review our goals, the process becomes subconscious to the point that you can actually finish things on your list without even realizing you were working on them.
Are you goals somewhere you can see them?
I posted mine on my sidebar for two reasons. One was so that all of you, my readers, could see what I'm up to and cheer me on as I cross things off.
(Or, in this case bold.)
But the other reason is that I'm on my own blog a lot. Usually even a couple of times a day. It's the easiest place for me to post the list because it's in a place I'm going to see all the time.
Where are your goals? Have you written them down? Have you posted them somewhere you can see them?
Even if they are personal and you don't want to share, it's still a good idea to keep them somewhere outside of your brain that you can review them from time to time. Otherwise, at the end of the week/month/year/decade, all you have is a mental list of a couple of things you were going to get around to.
So how has this week been for you? Anything new and exciting to report?
I'm sorry to say that I STILL haven't found out anything about my great-grandparents. Between being sick and coming down to the wire on play rehearsals--
(We perform NEXT WEEK!!)
--I have not taken the time to work on my family history. But I do have a few other projects in the works and I'll be excited to report on them in the next couple of weeks.
But Jennee and I want to know how you're doing! So be sure to post about your accomplishments and link up to the Blog Hop below!
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