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Monday, January 3, 2011

Jumping on the Resolution Train

…Pardon the pause in the current series….

In college, I mentored quite a few incoming freshmen.  One of the exercises I had them do (mostly to see if they were capable of following instructions).  They had to set four goals in four different areas: social, physical, academic, and professional.  I suppose it’s time to practice what I preach, though my goals here will avoid major spoilers for the content of the blog.

NewYear2011

Social

  1. Keep my place(s) clean enough for company. 
  2. Find time for friends in Logan and elsewhere an average of once a week excluding regular meetings.  (8 events a month).
  3. Try out some double dates with couples friends.  (Sundance anyone?)
  4. Foster relationships with my roomies. 

Physical

  1. Hit the gym four times a week for an hour each time. 
  2. Feel better about myself so I can better enjoy time with chedner, working towards goal weight of 165. 
  3. Get back my running stamina from six months ago by March.
  4. Vegetables and whole grains every day. 

Academic

  1. Finish the “correspondence” project.
  2. Finish paper on Pushing Daisies and Big Love.
  3. Submit one more paper presentation.
  4. Get accepted to at least one PhD program or prepare new game plan. 

Professional/Writing (because that’s what I hope to be)

  1. Finish “museum” piece and update minutes. 
  2. Finish IGB video and volunteer on Pride committee again.
  3. Complete a series a month with significant posts (500+ words) Mon., Weds., and Fridays.  Reply to comments within a business day.
  4. Look into getting a literary agent. 

Back to the series in progress soon….

4 comments:

Corey Wilkey said...

This is a great way to do resolutions. I think I will do the same.

Anonymous said...

This is an awesome way to break down resolutions. I really like it. These are interesting and I think I am going to go home and do the same for myself. I like making lists and such so breaking it down even further appeals to my OCD tendencies. ;)

Good luck on all of these and have a happy new year!

Best,
Konrad

A Gay Mormon Boy said...

@Corey and Konrad: Yep, personal and spiritual as categories might also be considered.

Anonymous said...

Nice goals! I wasn't going to do anything related to resolutions this year except a general goal to read 150 non-school books this year (up 60 from what I read this year), but maybe I should.

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