I think keeping my goals for last week simple and doable helped me to be able to cross nearly all of them off my list. That, and I wrote down them down in my planner, which kept them at the forefront of my mind.
Here’s how I did with last week’s goals:
Family/Mothering Goals:
1.
Go on a family outing to the Chicago Field Museum. We’ve been waiting to visit until David gets a much needed blood transfusion. He’ll get a transfusion on Monday. Then while we’re at the museum, he’ll wear a mask to protect himself from germs.2. Read to the little ones 5 times this week
Personal Goals:
3.
Juice 1x this week4.
Walk on the treadmill for 30 minutes5.
Create a new Bible reading plan for myselfHome Management Goals:
6.
Go through Elisabeth’s clothes and take out the ones that no longer fit7.
Wipe down door handles with disinfectant wipesBusiness Goals:
8.
Get caught up on work – (almost there!)9.
Return emails10.
Write 4 blog posts
Here are my goals for this week:
Family/Mothering Goals:
1. Go shopping for winter clothes/jackets/shoes for some of my children. We have one child who is still wearing sandals and shorts and two kids who don’t have winter jackets, so I really need to make this happen.
2. Read to the little ones 4 times this week
Personal Goals:
3. Juice 2x this week
4. Walk on the treadmill for 30 minutes
5. Follow my Bible reading plan
Home Management Goals:
6. Go through David’s clothes and take out the ones that no longer fit
7. Wipe down sofas with disinfectant wipes
Business Goals:
8. Work on client project
9. Return emails
10. Write 4 blog posts
What are your goals for this week?
Way to go on getting your goals done Sandra! I am sure it was a great feeling getting those items crossed off. I hope you can get out to get some shopping done for the kids. I know around here people wear shorts with socks and sandals year round, even in the rain. π
Thanks, Shelly! I’m hoping to make it to Kohl’s today before my coupon expires. It’s the last day, and I’ve been putting it off…
I see you mention juicing quite a bit….what are the benefits to juicing? Do your kids like it too?
Hi Erin, there are tons of health benefits for juicing. We were inspired to start after watching some health-related movies and then doing some research on our own. I will say that we’ve gotten out of the habit in recent months, but we’re working on juicing more regularly now.
My daughter (almost 2) LOVES juice. My other kids like when we make juicer lemonade or apple juice. They’ll also juice apple juice with carrot in it. Beyond that…it can be a struggle, but I’m confident that as we continue and they get older, they’ll start drinking their juice with more veggies in it.