These are my goals for 2016. Listing them and reviewing them
really helped me stay focused on them last year. I’m changing my goals to yearly in order to
alleviate some stress but I will continue to monitor them monthly. I want to
achieve my goals but I don’t want to stress myself out over them!
Yearly goals: I did pretty well last year by meeting all but 1 of
my goals. I think I set myself up for failure by not making that goal realistic
so I’ve amended it for this year. I’m keeping some of the same goals but
increasing the expectations on some of them for this coming year.
Daily/Weekly/Monthly
goals: Last year, I had a 100% successful completion rate so I am amending some
goals and I’m also adding a couple of new ones in.
1.
Lose 10 lbs. (Rolled
over from last year and amended to a specific loss)
2.
Spin 52 oz. of fiber (increased by 10% from last
year)
3.
Use at least 5 skeins of my handspun (increased
by one more skein than last year)
4.
Use at least 3 skeins from my stash that was
bought in 2015 or earlier. (New!)
5.
Knit 132 squares on my Mitered Square Sock Yarn
blanket. (Changed from a monthly goal to a yearly goal so it won’t be so
stressful. Plus I increased the total by 10%)
6.
Walk at least 1320 miles. (Increased by 10% from
last year’s goal)
7.
Name 3 things from the day before that I’m
thankful for. (continued from last year)
8.
Write down one thing that my husband did the day
before that I really appreciate.
9.
Balance my checkbook, check credit card
statements, and pay bills weekly. (New!)
10. Try
12 new recipes. I have been making the same old stuff when we are at home and
think I need to try to liven up our meals. (New!)
11. Work
in my yard/garden at least 12 times. (Changed from last year because once a
week was not realistic due to traveling)
12. Read
12 non-fiction books. (This will be the third year with this goal and I think
if I didn’t have it, I would not ready any non-fiction books at all.)
Do you have any goals you want to work on this year? How
will you keep yourself accountable?
Please share.
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