I love your health-related goals at the beginning of your list because, in addition to saying you will lose weight, you've put in goals that will make success likely. You've inspired me to go take a look at my health-related goals and change some of them to make them more supportive of weight loss and of my general healthiness. Thank you.
Aside from that, I don't see any reason to wait until you have 101 goals listed to start working on your list. I left about 15 goals open on purpose, figuring that over nearly three years new goals would become important to me. I'm about half-way through my 1,001 days, and I've filled in all but about three blanks.
Secondly, you already have more than 75 goals on your list. For instance, Get necessary repairs done to the house - leaky hot water heater fixed and our roof fixed. That's two goals. Believe me, you are going to want to cross things out, and after you get the hot water heater fixed, you aren't going to want to wait until you get the roof fixed to cross out #27.
#27 isn't the only example of combined goals: 33. Get our master bedroom closet and pantry redone professionally. Those two sound like separate projects to me...and I'm sure there are more projects you could break apart.
14. Lower our credit card debt. In connection with this goal, you might think about how many of your goals involve $$$.
26. Visit all 50 states (Hanging out in the airport waiting for a connecting flight does not count). I got such a giggle out of this one. I could say I've been to Las Vegas (and a lot of other places) if transferring planes counted. In fact, I can tick off Sicily from my world travels because I spent four boring hours in Catania Airport! (I don't think so!) FanSee
I'm glad some of my health-related goals were of help to someone else! :)
And thank you for your suggestions. I'm intending on starting on these right away rather than waiting until I have the full 101 goals. I will probably split up the roof and hot water heater repairs, that's a good idea. As for the closets, I'm keeping them together because usually you can get a deal if you get two closets organized at the same time...LOL.
Aside from that, I don't see any reason to wait until you have 101 goals listed to start working on your list. I left about 15 goals open on purpose, figuring that over nearly three years new goals would become important to me. I'm about half-way through my 1,001 days, and I've filled in all but about three blanks.
Secondly, you already have more than 75 goals on your list. For instance, Get necessary repairs done to the house - leaky hot water heater fixed and our roof fixed. That's two goals. Believe me, you are going to want to cross things out, and after you get the hot water heater fixed, you aren't going to want to wait until you get the roof fixed to cross out #27.
#27 isn't the only example of combined goals: 33. Get our master bedroom closet and pantry redone professionally. Those two sound like separate projects to me...and I'm sure there are more projects you could break apart.
14. Lower our credit card debt. In connection with this goal, you might think about how many of your goals involve $$$.
26. Visit all 50 states (Hanging out in the airport waiting for a connecting flight does not count). I got such a giggle out of this one. I could say I've been to Las Vegas (and a lot of other places) if transferring planes counted. In fact, I can tick off Sicily from my world travels because I spent four boring hours in Catania Airport! (I don't think so!) FanSee
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And thank you for your suggestions. I'm intending on starting on these right away rather than waiting until I have the full 101 goals. I will probably split up the roof and hot water heater repairs, that's a good idea. As for the closets, I'm keeping them together because usually you can get a deal if you get two closets organized at the same time...LOL.
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