What Are Your New Year's Resolutions?
A lot of people take these with a grain of salt, but I like to think of them as getting a fresh start for a new year.
I'll go first >
1.) Build multiple relatively low-maintenance streams of income. I say low-maintenance instead of autopilot because it's never *truly* autopilot - but working a few hours a day to maintain what you have and get paid bucketloads more than the average worker is nothing to complain about. I've got several really great ideas mapped out and I can't wait to implement them all.
2.) Go back to school. I'd like to go back to school to strengthen one major skillset - writing. I completed full-length novels before I was 12 - I wouldn't publish any of them, but I basically proved to myself that I can write something start to finish, with plot and character development to boot. That's really my ultimate goal, make enough money so I can relax and do what I always wanted, which is fiction writing.
3.) Find my own place to live. Things haven't been right with my family for a really, really long time, and the strain finally broke at the most inopportune of times. I used to just stick a bandaid on and try to dance around people's way, but then, I decided no more bandaids, no more dancing, and even though I was hurting I had to move forward. I was particularly upset when a membership site launch I'd been planning fell through due to the events, but several months later, I've learned several new things that are actually 10x better than what I had before - and built relationships that I may have never had as a result. I'm optimistic about this one now, and plan to between my own 4 walls again in the next couple months or so.
4.) Reach my optimum health. Contrary to popular belief, I have no problem living off mostly fresh food - salads, fruits, sandwiches - with the occasional grilling chicken/fish or steaming vegetables. I also LOVE working out, or activities that don't even feel like working out - bellydancing, martial arts, swimming, and then for you gamers, Dance Dance Revolution (I once lost 15 pounds playing Dance Dance Revolution). 2010 is the year I not only reach this, but maintain at all times... I only get one body, I'm taking care of it!
That's basically it... all four are already underway.
What are YOUR resolutions for 2010?
I'll go first >
1.) Build multiple relatively low-maintenance streams of income. I say low-maintenance instead of autopilot because it's never *truly* autopilot - but working a few hours a day to maintain what you have and get paid bucketloads more than the average worker is nothing to complain about. I've got several really great ideas mapped out and I can't wait to implement them all.
2.) Go back to school. I'd like to go back to school to strengthen one major skillset - writing. I completed full-length novels before I was 12 - I wouldn't publish any of them, but I basically proved to myself that I can write something start to finish, with plot and character development to boot. That's really my ultimate goal, make enough money so I can relax and do what I always wanted, which is fiction writing.
3.) Find my own place to live. Things haven't been right with my family for a really, really long time, and the strain finally broke at the most inopportune of times. I used to just stick a bandaid on and try to dance around people's way, but then, I decided no more bandaids, no more dancing, and even though I was hurting I had to move forward. I was particularly upset when a membership site launch I'd been planning fell through due to the events, but several months later, I've learned several new things that are actually 10x better than what I had before - and built relationships that I may have never had as a result. I'm optimistic about this one now, and plan to between my own 4 walls again in the next couple months or so.
4.) Reach my optimum health. Contrary to popular belief, I have no problem living off mostly fresh food - salads, fruits, sandwiches - with the occasional grilling chicken/fish or steaming vegetables. I also LOVE working out, or activities that don't even feel like working out - bellydancing, martial arts, swimming, and then for you gamers, Dance Dance Revolution (I once lost 15 pounds playing Dance Dance Revolution). 2010 is the year I not only reach this, but maintain at all times... I only get one body, I'm taking care of it!
That's basically it... all four are already underway.
What are YOUR resolutions for 2010?
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