At the start of the year I set myself a bunch of goals including to jog everyday, write a book, learn music and start my own blog. I feel I've been doing well at most of them - especially the jogging.
Anyway I was wondering if you guys set any goals for the year and how you motivate yourself to stick at them?
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short term: to get the keltie colleen interview done I've been a little busy lately since classes started again but am I'm working on getting it done so I can send it to you to be featured in Snippets:)
kind of long term: transfering to NY or CA and doing well in school and getting a few internships annnd not getting mugged or assulted
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My short term goals are to read a few books written by women, for women. A couple Guerilla Girls book and a book by Inga Muscio.
Long term, I am doing my best to change my lifestyle so I can lose 55 pounds by my 23rd birthday (next year). To inspire myself, I'm looking at clothing I can wear when I get to my target weight, and I've been watching Heavy on Netflix to see what people go through--to see how they're motivated to better themselves. I just bought a bike to help myself exercise every day while I am in school.
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I'm trying to be better student & focus on all my college junk...stop slacking off (and cutting classes)
Make some kick-ass jewelry pieces.
Try to make a bit of money selling said kick ass pieces :P
Update my blog more.. and yknow..blog..better lol
Spend more time with our 1 and a half year old foster baby
Work out and try to lose some weigh so I can actually wear jeans again...I'm basically in a leggings only situation at the moment & it's pretty pathetic so I feel you Monika Gottindottir!!!!
I'm doing the 60 day insanity work-out but I'm having a hard time keeping the schedule :/ 30 mins - 45 mins a day shouldn't be so hard to carve out to lose some lbs...but it just keeps slipping away and food just keeps being awesome..
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I bought a new bike, spent just over $600 on a high quality one that'll last the rest of my life. Food is really easy to resist when I ride 10 miles a day on the weekends. I've taken to eating mostly fruits and veggies with yogurt as my main protein source. I feel like I'm on the right track. It does take a lot of getting used to, and I think to finally be able to lose weight and maintain it, it's going to take a tremendous lifestyle change. My fiance and I decided to set up a reward system for every 10 pounds I lose. At 20 pounds, he's taking me to the Mall of America, and when I get 30 pounds off, I am going to get my bellybutton pierced. When I lose all 55, I'm going to build a completely new wardrobe!
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My goal is to get a sponsorship from Hoyt (a bow company) and to make the South African Olympic archery team in 4 years. Last week I started my coaching with the Olympic coach, after a guy who knows him had been watching me shoot at my old club since I started and had monitored my progress. I have my coaching sessions once a week, where I shoot +- 300 arrows in 2 hours (before I used to shoot +- 400 arrows a WEEK). I started doing other excercise because my coach advised me to so that I can stay fit. It's a lot of work but it's worth it.
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Long term - Since finishing school and working full time... Save. Save Save Save until I can pay off school, get a new (used) car and find a new place to live.
Short term - loose 5-10 more lbs and read all the Sookie Stackhouse Novels. Me and my boyfriend watch true blood but only he has read all the books :P