So how did I do in 2012? Some of the things on last year's list are on the list again. And that's okay. I continue to grow spiritually and to learn other things. As long as I continue to make progress, that's all that matters.
I came across an article on A Biblical Marriage "Should Christians Make New Years Resolutions?" It's worth a read, and it certainly got me to thinking. I do have goals for 2013, but my main goal is to not let them take the place of God.
I wasn't going to give much thought to the past year or resolutions at all, just keep on going. Then I received this article from (in)courage in my email. There's a free download for the questions and they would be excellent for reflection and even for scrapbooking journal prompts, so I thought I'd share. Since I do have goals, this link at Simple Moms is going to be useful for making them happen. I also went ahead and purchased her book. Info on how to get it and four others in a bundle at a super deal is below and over in the side bar.
So what are my goals?
If is were to choose a word for 2013, it would be simplify. I started with my blog header. I think it's much cleaner now. I plan to simplify lots of other things as well.
- Organize my craft room (this is on ongoing process)
- Organize my photos and do more with them. ( They shouldn't just live on the computer.)
- Continue to improve my photography- I got an external speedlite flash for Christmas so I've got to learn to use it.)
- Lose 10-15 pounds.
- Start/maintain a system of menu planning for healthier eating.
What are your goals?
To kick off the New Year and the launch of their brand new site, BundleoftheWeek.com is offering an amazing bundle of ebooks designed to help you pursue your goals in 2013! This bundle is available for just $7.40 (a savings of over 75%!) for one week only and includes the following ebooks:
- Healthy Homemaking: One Step at a Time by Stephanie Langford
- Simplify by Joshua Becker
- 21 Days to a More Disciplined Life by Crystal Paine
- The 2013 Confident Mom Weekly Household Planner by Susan Heid
- One Bite at a Time by Tsh Oxenreider
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