You know what? I’m going with the meme up there. I have hopes that I will do the following:
- Enjoy as much time with my son as possible.
- Continue working and having fun.
- Publish 2-3 books.
- Write 3-4 books.
- Make headway on teacher certification and a Masters Degree.
- Continue healing from the divorce.
- See if I can do a special project with one or two books.
- Do better with biking and eating better. (I really suck at the second thing.)
- Might want to finish that outline for one of the Sin books . . . I’ve gotta name that series at some point.
That’s really it. I’m going back to bed.
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A great list. All the best for 2020, Charles.
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Thanks. Though I can’t remember what the special project was.
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Dare and Do, Charles 👍😃
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I’ll try once I take a nap. Wake me in 2030.
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LOL
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Be brave. You can do this. All forward momentum is progress, no matter how small.
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Still haven’t gotten into that mentality. I have trouble accepting that progressing an inch in a month is something to celebrate.
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Maybe not worthy of a kegger, but it’s still progress.
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After a while, it feels like treading water. I’d like at least one or two weekends a month to get real progress. Most weeks, I don’t even get that inch.
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Not much help to offer there, other than throwing a fit and insisting to the others in your house. Hard to make work if they won’t meet you part way.
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Yup. That’s been the constant struggle. Not to mention weekdays don’t see me getting writing time until 8:30-9 pm. Add work exhaustion and I only get every other weekend to write if I’m lucky.
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All great goals. Best wishes for the New Year.
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Thanks. You too.
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Great list! Yay!
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Thanks. Though I’m not feeling the title today.
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I hope you’ll revisit this list same time next year and take pride in how much of it you have accomplished. In fact, that’s my wish for you this year!
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That would be nice. I feel like I made them too big. Not to mention I have no idea what I mean by #6.
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It will happen when it happens. No sense rushing these things.
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Ambitious goals. Hoping you meet all of them, and wishing you a great 2020.
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Thanks. Already thinking I may be shooting for the moon.
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Hey, we’ve landed there. You can do it.
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10. Go to bed.
Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year. I figure bed will strike when it wants.
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Don’t let it strike you too hard. 🙂
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That is a great list. I hope you manage to accomplish most, if not all, of them. Happy New Year!
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Thanks. I’ll be thrilled with most. A lot will depend on what I do over the summer.
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Happy New Year!
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Great list. Good luck with it.
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Thanks
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Good luck with your list, Charles. I have every confidence you’ll manage most of them.
Good Night.
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Thanks. I really hope I can get at least half of the list done. Heck, I’ll be happy to remember what #6 means.
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Great list, Charles. Best to you in the New Year!
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Thanks. Good luck to you in the New Year.
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You’re welcome, Charles. Doesn’t the year 2020 sound adventurous? Very exciting to think of what’s ahead.
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Maybe. Honestly, I’m seeing a lot of drama and chaos already. Couldn’t even get a full week into the year before things began exploding.
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I know what you mean.
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Reblogged this on Archer's Aim and commented:
Best wishes to Charles Yallowitz on his 2020
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Thanks for sharing. Have a great 2020 too.
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You’re welcome.
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Take comfort in that striving to be better can be a constant goal. So often I think people get wrapped up in the new year resolution craze. Take heart my friend.
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I don’t even bother with new year resolutions. I just get in these moods where I want to try eating healthier. Part of me knows things will get derailed somehow. Either I go out too often for food with friends or someone else eats all of the fruits that I bought for lunch, so I’m forced to buy until I can go grocery shopping. Honestly, I think one of the hardest things with getting into better shape is maintaining hope and heart because it takes a lot less time and effort to become unhealthy than healthy. Really feels like a manufacture flaw with our species at times.
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I agree, Charles. Might I recommend intermittent fasting? I have had great success with this. Are you familiar with it?
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I’ve heard of it, but I couldn’t do it. The periods of hunger would have a negative impact on my activities. Hard to keep up with my students or my son when I’m like that.
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Understandably so.
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