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#379482 01/03/05 09:15 AM
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Dear Maya - Same here - I cannot remember the number of times just reading your posts have lifted me - I guess we get what we put in; it's such a warm feeling knowing that I'm able to boost someone's feel-good, even for a while

Well, on to my next assignment - this is thanks to Wonder who wrote over at Betsey's thread
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Seriously, though, I'm blessed with some friends who are committed to their own goals and make their livings helping other folks get there. So this is what they've helped me with for the past couple of years:
1. Ending the year by making a list of all you have accomplished--there must be at least 25 things, big or small. This year, I actually kept track on my computer all year long in a Word document. I needed a place to go for a momentum pick-me-up.





It's taken me about a week to pull this together - what a year! And of course, I just had to sort the accomplishments into categories

Relationship
+ discovered dbing, and this bb
+ held on to myself through an extremely traumatic experience

Personal
+ taking better care of myself, this is a conscious decision
+ got full medical, should be an annual event now
+ got diabetes under control- being unhappy got me off rich foods, I guess every cloud ....
+ partially revamped wardrobe - this is fun, and will be continued in 2005
+ discovered brazilian waxing yeeow
+ up to date on dental stuff, phew
+ learnt to skate - an ambition of some 20 years

Sharing with NG
+ moved to a much nicer house
+ finding better basis for communicating
+ sold spare car - the one he squired ow in
+ sold loss making investment
+ sold poorly located apartment
+ basically consolidated and takjing stock, ready for fresh start

Work
+ got promoted at work
+ consequently, taking home more cash
+ enjoying work a lot more, colleagues are fun as we all get to know each other more

Family and Friends
+ had a FAB joint 40th birthday party with long time friend
+ made a couple of wonderful new friends in new neighbourhood
+ enjoying better connection with friends and family
+ feel GREAT about cyber friends on this BB

All the bad stuff that did not get addressed this year, well, they will just have to be goals, as appropriate, for 2005. But that's for another day. Wonder, you are so right - just listing the good stuff is amazing, I feel better

Slowly



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#379483 01/03/05 01:22 PM
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Slowly -- Happy New Year! What a wonderful idea to make the list -- a great way to look back and see all that you have accomplished! and, of course, I'm loving the idea of moving stuff that didn't get done into the "goal" category for 2005!

I hope the new year brings you lots and lots of joy and peace.

Sage


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Hi Slowly,

I love how you categorized your list! So organized and logical.

Can't wait to see how you organize your goals for 2005

Hope you are having a great day.



Pam

"We must be willing to let go of the life we had planned
so as to have the life that is waiting for us"
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Hey Slowly!

Wow, what a fantastic idea!
I was feeling rather ambivalent about the new year, but once I listed some of the accomplishments I had a totally different outlook!
Even more excellent is the idea to move the undone, unfinished or negatives into "to do" for 2005!!
Gives us a definite direction where to look for improvement.

Such wisom in a small idea!

From the looks of things you have done a mountain in 2004!!
Way to go!!!!

Hugs to you!
Trish

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Hey Sage, Pam and Trish - Thanks for the positive feedback - it does feel good to know I'm not the only one who thinks 2004 had its good moments

Time for a new home, please join me at

Delighting in Details

Slowly


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