So many ideas. So many goals.
So much honest forgetting to follow through when it isn’t right in my face.
Maybe you have that problem, too?
I’m a list maker and always have been. I can work through a to-do list with the best of them. But ***for some reason*** certain daily personal goals don’t get done unless I have a ***different checklist right in front of me*** every day.
I’m tired of getting to the end of the day and realizing I forgot to do X or Z. And I do mean honestly forgot even though I sincerely desired to do that specific thing when I started my day.
So I will be using a habit tracker again after getting out of the habit. (Ha!) I’ve printed off three pages of habit trackers from my shop and will fill out the first one after I hit publish on this post and mail it out to my subscribers. The tracker will be hanging on the door of my office where I have to walk by it a hundred times a day and can see it from my desk out of the corner of my eye. I chose ones with a fall theme. I also chose the apple picture for this post to remind me that I have goals I would like to meet before the autumn arrives. Meeting these goals would bring me much peace and joy if I can meet some or all of them by fall.
Here are some posts I’ve written in the past about related topics.
- Deliberately Choosing in Every Part of Life
- “Doe Ye Nexte Thynge” by Mrs. George A. Paull – Printable Poetry
- Simplifying Choices
- Do It Now & Don’t Put It Down
- Quotes For Perfectionists and Procrastinators
Is there something you would like to do to reset your cozy life?
Habit Trackers In My Shop
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The Lifetime Pass$37.00 -
Habit Trackers | Fall Harvest$2.00 -
Habit Trackers | A Sweet Year$2.00 -
Habit Trackers | A Cozy Year$2.00 -
Habit Trackers | Cottage Rose & Sage$2.00
Quitting To Increase Peace | Cozy Life Reset – Day 2
I’m working on getting back into the habit of putting on walking shoes and setting a timer to run around the house to do housework for an hour or so. That got off track when I had jury duty, and with my husband working from home more than usual.
Hi Peggy,
Oh, jury duty! Did you end up on a jury? I found the process really interesting when I did it many years ago.
That’s a great idea to go all-in for an hour. David and I often remark how many things we can get done just while waiting for our coffee to brew which is only about 5-7 minutes. I can imagine how much you can get done in a concentrated hour.
Thanks for sharing the idea! ♥
Sallie