Have you ever set a goal that you plan to achieve over the weekend, thinking you had loads of time, only to get to Sunday night and have achieved one or none?
That’s was the weekend just passed, but I am still smiling
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So there was
- The goals
- Then the state of overwhelm
- Procrastination
- Diversions- the local markets, library and shopping, reading The Attractor Factor and meditating
- Not being at my computer~!!!!!! or on twitter????
- The 45 day Boundless Living challenges
So there I was on Monday morning wondering what happened?
Where did the wekend go , where did the goals go?
I shared my thoughts with Des as we walked on the beach and got some clarity. I discovered I have not been clear about the direction for my blogs and I have allowed this to stop me. Basically I have been going round and round in circles.
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Des observed that I need to stop juggling and start staging. In other words not trying to everything about everything all at the one moment.
Staging means that I will have a plan and manage my activities. I will no longer be starting 3 things at once.
I then did the Clarity through contrast exercise to make sure that I was doing what I wanted to do.
Now to map out a plan that is actionable as well as being realistic.
What do you do when you do when you don’t meet your goals?
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Big dreams and goals are important but they’re achieved one step at a time. I can identify with your frustration. I too tend to get overwhelmed quite easily, particularly if I try to do too much at once.
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Suzie Cheel
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October 15th, 2008 at
That’s so true and the online business has so many distractions, that I love. Now I need to get refocused to move forward and be inspiring:)
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Hi Suzie!
Well it is Sunday night and this was a perfect time to read your post!
I had so many goals for this weekend and guess what - most of them did not get done. But it was not procrastination - distraction then? Perhaps a bit more so.
Ultimately however, I do not feel bad as that feeling does not serve me, other things simply came up in the “Moment of Now” that took precedence. Also, none of them were musts, so no worries.
I think the most important thing to ask ourselves too at the end of the day is “Did I enjoy myself? Was I the being that I wanted to be?”
And if those answers are yes, in my mind that is much better than doing things for the sake of just doing them.
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