Thursday, July 28, 2005
Goals ... Objectives ... Gee, I hope they happens
Just thinking that I've started to get some traction on some stuff that's been bugging me, all without writing down my goals. I always figured that writing down your goals was a good thing, as it made them more real, more like a to do list. Unfortunately, I hate someone telling me what to do ... even myself ... so the more I wrote them down, the less chance I had of actually doing them. It's what caused my Rimmer loop - I didn't get any of my goals accomplished, so I'd spend time revising them rather than actually trying to achieve anything, leading to a few more days slipping by. Pretty soon weeks and months have passed. But still ... I can't help but want to write them down so I can cross them off the list. Is this neurotic or what?
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Yes, kinda neurotic... but VERY human! I think we all do this... or, at least, a good number of us do.
It used to be that when I wrote things down, I worked at them until I could make that "check" mark. Now I consider it superstitious and try to avoid it if possible.
So, what IS your solution? The whole, one day at a time thing? And if so, does that work for you? Does it motivate you for longer than one day??? (Just wondering...
for both you and Jynx, i might recommend the "one day ahead of the reaper" approach to life. get whatever needs to be done for tomorrow done today. or maybe that just works for me- at any rate, just a thought.
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