Nearing the end of the holiday season usually means last minute shopping,
baking, and celebrating. Then, around the corner, is the New Year.
In the back of my mind, my new year's resolutions are forming, like a
de-cluttered house, a larger inventory and my very own website.
However, the end of the year should be about reflection as well and what we've accomplished. I started a regular blog, became a youtube partner as well as being invited to a couple of youtube conglomerates, and in this last month, I opened my etsy shop. All this from my home office with distractions like the laundry and dishes begging to be cleaned, a dog that barks when I'm on the phone and kids who think I am there to wait on them hand and foot.(And yet, they are always surprised when I don't <shaking head>)
Along my 2013 journey, I virtually met the procrastination coach. Her blogs were insightful and useful. I learned about why we procrastinate, how to recognize it and how it can be …
However, the end of the year should be about reflection as well and what we've accomplished. I started a regular blog, became a youtube partner as well as being invited to a couple of youtube conglomerates, and in this last month, I opened my etsy shop. All this from my home office with distractions like the laundry and dishes begging to be cleaned, a dog that barks when I'm on the phone and kids who think I am there to wait on them hand and foot.(And yet, they are always surprised when I don't <shaking head>)
Along my 2013 journey, I virtually met the procrastination coach. Her blogs were insightful and useful. I learned about why we procrastinate, how to recognize it and how it can be …
Nice. Origami has never been my thing! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI really need to do some of these with my kids - great rainy day activities!
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