day eight: 4 simple short term goals for this month + reasons why you picked them
After thinking about this for several days, I have decided what I really need is a personal assistant. Someone to schedule my appointments, balance my accounts, pay my bills, organize my clutter. Stuff like that. So if you know of anyone who could do that for me, for free, please be sure to let me know.
Until then, I've decided to take things one step at a time. Tomorrow I'm going to my first dentist appointment in... who knows how many years? It took me a while to figure out my medical insurance covers some dental things as well. But not all of them, which means that the first thing on my to- do list is:
1) Get dental insurance. That should be about as fun as my impending wisdom tooth removal. Actually, no. I'm sure the wisdom teeth thing will definitely be better. Can't wait.
2) Clean my front closet(s). About a year ago, when I got my new computer and my dad took my old one, he asked to find some software disks that came along with the old computer. I knew that they were somewhere in my closet, but I have yet to determine exactly where in my closet. I actually made decent progress on this yesterday afternoon and found a whole bunch of stuff that I thought I'd lost. So... yay me! Still lots more to do, though.
3) Pick one day a week to work out in my office gym, apartment gym, and play Wii Fit. Three workout days for sure. Maybe more. And sit-ups every day.
4) Be more confident. Ok, this isn't a simple goal and it definitely isn't short term. But it needs to be done. I guess my simple goal will be figuring out what to do first.
As for now, though, I am exhausted and want nothing more than to lay on the couch and watch Gossip Girl. Ahh, I love mindless television.
Yes.. I love some mindless television as well.
Vampire Diaries is that for me. :)
Those are some great goals! Especially the closet.
Yes girl.. organize! It almost makes me want to jump through the computer and help! haha!
check out the dental plan well before you sign up -- our premiums would have been high with only a max payout per member of $1,500 a year. Didn't seem worth it...
Good luck with those goals - I'm always on the quest to be more confident too!