So, last year, I wrote my resolution about 2011. It's time to check if I succeeded,or not in fulfilling my goals!
So the evaluation begins!
So, out of 11 goals, I have 5 green, 4 orange and 3 red! I think that's quite good performance. (Having in mind that when this list started, I was as unorganised as ever!)
So the evaluation begins!
- Apply a schedule to my messy day - one that I will keep -- most of the time! -- not... exactly.
- that means waking up every morning at 8-9 am -- unfortunately not even close!
- study, study hard and finally get rid of all those classes I still have to pass! -- more or less - did study, but didn't pass all the things I wanted/needed to.
- defeat my incurable laziness and work out regularly -- that's a win!
- stop eating sweets and chocolate all the time -- that's a win too!
- learn proper German -- I think I have made progress!
- visit my homeland, Switzerland -- no, not yet.
- exercise my drawing -- just a tiny bit.
- read that endless list of books-i-want-to-read -- didn't finish the list(of course), but manage to read quite a lot.
- go on holidays this summer -- thank God I did!
- start a business (?) -- no, no.
So, out of 11 goals, I have 5 green, 4 orange and 3 red! I think that's quite good performance. (Having in mind that when this list started, I was as unorganised as ever!)
No I have to think about my new year's resolution!
What about you? How was 2011?
Great! Much better than me since I didn't set any target for the past year during the dawn of the year. Unfortunately, I was very busy doing nothing in the army.
ReplyDeleteI think it is very helpful to have a way to keep a track of your actions. When you live them, it motivates you. When you recall them, it is better to have a written record rather than relying solely on your memories.
Yes, sometimes it helps! although it is 'americanish' to do lists, right? :p
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