Awesome

If you know me or if you've read much of this blog, you'll understand how awesome I am. I'm not perfect but I'm well on the way. 

One of the biggest things to help me along this path to (near) perfection has been to change the way I think about things. 

I've mentioned before that finding the right motivation is key. But also you have to have a belief in yourself - sometimes this may come off as bravado (see above), this is usually the result of achieving a lot of your goals. I've found that this feeling multiplies with every goal achieved until you have your very own shield of self belief. 

Do you have some nay sayers that are always bad mouthing your frugal ways? HA! Watch them eat their words as your next self-made project comes to fruition and watch your shield grow. Be careful not to rub this new found awesomeness in any ones face, in fact take time to help people grow their own ego shield. It will give you an enormous sense of well being. 

I'm currently looking at my next project. Project wedding and baby. They seem to be coming along okay. But I think they need a shot in the arm. One of the more ambitious aspects, making and sending out the 100+ invites has come to an inescapable impasse. Unfortunately this is wholly my fault. The only limiting factor is my laziness. 

Yes, I freely admit I'm almost perfect however not all the time. When I'm on my game I can beat anyone, but when I'm in a lazy mood, well, nothing get's done. In fact this whole blog has really been a productivity drain. It is pretty enjoyable though.

Anyone got any tips to get me off my arse?

Stay well,

Dom

Goals

When starting any new project it is essential to identify the desired outcome. The actual outcome will probably be very different in the end, but if you have no idea where you want to go how will you ever start.






So from this I will set out some minor, major and longer term goals.

1. Post some new content fairly often, once a fortnight to start with, then more frequently. I would like to get to 2/3 times a week after a year or so.

2. Add content that comes from my experiences and which will help inspire others.

3. Get the word out - start publicising. Once I have some good content, I would like people to read it and give feedback, hopefully to improve my writing. 

4. Use the blog as a sort of journal. There are a lot of changes coming into my life. I would to log that to help me take a step back. I'm sure some times are hard and it is always good to get some perspective on what's happening. 

5. Increase my knowledge of html and perhaps some programming. This would help with my day job as well.



Picture by Torsten Bolten http://www.edupics.com/phato-soccer-goal-keeper-i7059.html