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Once you have established your goals, created your vision board, scheduled your action steps into your planner, and begin to get to work towards your goals, you will need to take time out to review your progress.
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What is a vision board you ask? It’s basically your vision of your ideal life made from images and words.
Images and words of what you’d like your life to look like if you could have everything you wanted.
Your vision is the blueprint for your life.
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The last few years have been rough for me.
Last year I lost my older brother, lost a few friends, had back surgery, began to see my parents decline with dementia, obtained a new boss at work (much adjustment), began and ended a romantic relationship, and saw many celebrities that I grew up with pass away.
This year I had to place my mother in a nursing home due to Alzheimer’s disease, I’m watching my father lose his mind to dementia and am caring for him, I lost my full-time job, I moved, I lost a few more friends and a few more childhood celebrities.
Change is hard. Loss is hard. 💔
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Do you go to bed at night with good intentions of starting your day off better tomorrow?
But then when the alarm goes off, you hit snooze again and again?
When you get up you’re in a rush and you’re grouchy because you’re late.
Then you yell at the kids and feel bad about that. You can’t find your car keys and that adds to your frustration.
Several blocks away from home you realize you left your mobile phone behind and have to turn around to get it, which makes you even later and more grouchy.
By the time you get to work, you’re late, exhausted, and have a bad attitude.
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Whether you jump in your car with a mug of coffee, battle traffic before you battle office politics, or you’re a stay-at-home mom, you know you don’t want to do it forever.
I get it!
I used to jump in the car and battle traffic for about an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening Monday through Friday.
Several of my friends work-at-home now too. We all have different reasons for doing it.
Maybe we were looking to:
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