Breakdown

I initially planned to post my full list of goals right off that bat. In my head I thought compiling a list of goals would be easy.

Obviously, I was wrong.

I have never actually been big on setting long-term goals, but I’m usually good at making lists so I thought I’d sit down and knock out a goals list in no time. That didn’t happen and I found myself struggling to come up with ideas. I really wanted to just go wild and write everything that I could think of, but a lot of those thoughts didn’t feel genuine. They felt like things that I know others have on their bucket lists and I couldn’t bring myself to write them down for the sake of completing my list. I want my goals to be things I’m genuinely looking forward too and would like the challenge. I don’t want my list to be the first things I find on Google and be like “yeah that sounds good.”

Now I am not saying that I want to make my list something original or never been done before because honestly there will be some of the obvious stuff on there. I just want each goal to actually mean something to me. Honestly, I would just like to put more thought into this then just randomly throwing a list together and being done and then never accomplishing those random items because I have no desire to actually do them. That doesn’t sound fun, that sounds exhausting.

So, what I have decided to do is break up my goals into sections. I’ll have a set list of 100 goals and 10 goals per section. That way making one list at a time isn’t nearly as intimidating as doing it all at once. I intend to post each section separately and once they are all completed I will compose a master list.

Breaking things down into chunks will help me structure my goals and give me some time to reflect on what I want to see myself doing in the future.

Hopefully I’ll have some sections completed and posted by the end of this week.

Now I don’t know how to sign off on this post since the last one was clever and this one I got nothing. So, here’s a random pic of noodles. Inspiration noodles. Noodles that inspire me to write my goals down.