Holy Schmoly....
First Wednesday of March (*gasp* already) and I felt like I haven't blogged in forever.
[Well...technically, it's been awhile. A long while at that]
Welcome friends!
Since it's been a little while for me, I'll be doing my own little 'What's Up Wednesday' version today.
What I've been up to:
Lately, 'traveling lady' sums up my life. I've been to Tacoma, Washington to Long Beach, California and then came back from Eugene, Oregon today. It's safe to say, I'm excited to be 'home' and back snuggling with my little one.
Also, we've finally finished up the birthday and holiday season around this household...and I am beyond excited for that to finally be over. We celebrated my little's birthday the weekend of the 21st and 22nd. Fun, but exhausting. Celebration dinner at my dads house and then family birthday get together at my house.
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What's Up First Wednesday in March
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
This last weekend was pretty productive.
[I put the pro in productive. Oh wait...I put the pro in procrastination. Ha!]
Last Friday night I sat down with a pen in hand ready to put thoughts and notes together on paper.
I had been jotting notes down all last week of what it was I wanted over the next year and generally speaking, in life (aka long term goals).
It's been proven that if you write down, visualize and believe in what it is you want in life, you'll achieve it.
And no, I'm not specifically speaking about material items, but who we want to be in this world as well.
That's right, I'll be completing a 'vision' board!
Once I gather my goals and vision for my future, I'll lay it neatly out on a board - my "vision" [or dream] board. I tend to take my time on these as I like them to be atheistically pleasing to me - especially if its something that will be seen on the daily.
What is a vision/dream board?
It's a visual representation of everything- your dreams and goals - that you want to achieve/accomplish in your life.
I created one last year and loved it!
I remember designing [I say design because I took great interest in making that thing pretty last year] my vision board a little over a year ago. I also put down those same goals/visions on index cards, tucked them in my top dresser drawer, and would occasionally look at them. [I will admit, I didn't take last years vision board as serious or to the extent I should have #lessonslearned]
[I put the pro in productive. Oh wait...I put the pro in procrastination. Ha!]
Last Friday night I sat down with a pen in hand ready to put thoughts and notes together on paper.
I had been jotting notes down all last week of what it was I wanted over the next year and generally speaking, in life (aka long term goals).
It's been proven that if you write down, visualize and believe in what it is you want in life, you'll achieve it.
And no, I'm not specifically speaking about material items, but who we want to be in this world as well.
That's right, I'll be completing a 'vision' board!
Once I gather my goals and vision for my future, I'll lay it neatly out on a board - my "vision" [or dream] board. I tend to take my time on these as I like them to be atheistically pleasing to me - especially if its something that will be seen on the daily.
What is a vision/dream board?
It's a visual representation of everything- your dreams and goals - that you want to achieve/accomplish in your life.
I created one last year and loved it!
I remember designing [I say design because I took great interest in making that thing pretty last year] my vision board a little over a year ago. I also put down those same goals/visions on index cards, tucked them in my top dresser drawer, and would occasionally look at them. [I will admit, I didn't take last years vision board as serious or to the extent I should have #lessonslearned]
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