“When eating an elephant take one bite at a time.” - Creighton Abrams This week, we are going to give our goals a numerical value. Giving your goal a numerical value can make it possible to be ambitious without feeling like you’ve bitten off more than you can chew. Break your long-term goals down into weekly and monthly goals or projects

This week, we are going to spend time prioritizing the remainder of this year. Take a look at the goals you have written. If you haven’t had a chance to work on them yet, consider putting on your list for next year so that you can stay focused on accomplishing your most important goals.
This is not the same as giving up, we’re just refocusing.

Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task. ~William James

Procrastination is a time thief! And if you don't manage it, it will manage you. This week's goal is to overcome procrastination by creating checklists.

“The home should be the treasure chest of living.” -le Corbusier

Whether you own, rent, or live with someone, be intentional about the atmosphere you want to set in your home. Also, think about how you want your guests to feel when they visit your home.
This month, we will be working on the Home Section of our journals (pages 95-108). Check out my latest blog post at http://wp.me/p2m8JP-VR

This week, we are taking the focus off of our goals and looking for someone that we can inspire to reach their goals. You may have heard the quotes, “ The more you give, and the more you get. “Or” you reap what you sow.” Find at least one person who wants to accomplish the same goals as you are pursuing and reach out to them.