Hi Karen - Long overdue response to your excellent questions
Quote: You are going to be very busy with these goals. how will you obtain them? What will you be doing to live your life to the fullest? How will you be acting/feeling?
These rather ambitious goals are to ensure I have as little time as possible to 'crazymake' with H and R I will achieve progress on them by breaking these milestones into inches and feet distances. It will take a lot of focus and effort, but I need to keep at them so they become the foundation of my new, changed life habits. I will shed my less desirable tendencies, and it will take time for this to happen. My motivation will come from PMA boosts that I will get from my baby steps.
I guess my definition of a full life has been changing since I was diagnosed with diabetes 18 months ago. Before, financial security, professional respect and a peaceful personal life, with minimum disruption, was my idea of living. My priorities had been changing, and H's A injected a greater sense of urgency and importance to these changes.
Looking at my big picture now, I know I will feel happier, more centred, and satisfied with my life. My actions will project to those around me a more graceful human being, whose behaviour conveys her appreciation for the blessings in her life. I'd like to be someone you'd want to spend time with.
Does this jive, Karen? I appreciate your feedback and questions, they make me dig deeper into me. Thank you. Slowly
I will achieve progress on them by breaking these milestones into inches and feet distances. It will take a lot of focus and effort, but I need to keep at them so they become the foundation of my new, changed life habits. I will shed my less desirable tendencies, and it will take time for this to happen. My motivation will come from PMA boosts that I will get from my baby steps.
