I'm tempted to post another long list of goals.
Because I'm really good at those. But while I know basically what I want to do now, I'm going to go ahead and put the formalization of goals off until later (if at all), for two reasons:
1. Goals get kind of constraining, and I want to reserve the freedom to do entirely unexpected things.
2. I'm feeling a little overwhelmed lately, so I don't think piling a lot of unreasonable expectations on top of that is going to help. I just want to take some time to work on things incrementally, and not worry about whether I'm meeting any artificially imposed timeframes.
My exception to the artificial timeframes thing is that I want to spend at least a month just gathering data. Which is to say, just taking note of what I notice about things, without immediately changing anything. I'll probably start taking things apart and putting them back together in or around April, but we'll see where things are at that point.
1. Goals get kind of constraining, and I want to reserve the freedom to do entirely unexpected things.
2. I'm feeling a little overwhelmed lately, so I don't think piling a lot of unreasonable expectations on top of that is going to help. I just want to take some time to work on things incrementally, and not worry about whether I'm meeting any artificially imposed timeframes.
My exception to the artificial timeframes thing is that I want to spend at least a month just gathering data. Which is to say, just taking note of what I notice about things, without immediately changing anything. I'll probably start taking things apart and putting them back together in or around April, but we'll see where things are at that point.