2019 New Year's Goals

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While it is rather late in January to be posting about goals or resolutions, we figure better late than never. We have revamped our goal tracking and presentation for 2019 for better visual tracking and hopefully will lead to better goal progress. We have created visuals for each goal that discuss the goal, the importance of each goal, potential problems, and a tracking graphic to show our progress. Most of the goals we have broken down into sub-goals (such as monthly or weekly) to track and force us to check in more regularly. It also will cause us to re-evaluate throughout the year if we begin falling behind. The SMART goal check is listed on the first graphic as a reminder of how to set goals, but is not broken down on subsequent goals.

Example of Goal Tracking Graphics

We post monthly updates to hold ourselves accountable and allow others to follow along with us. Let us know your goals too - comment on the post, message us on Facebook, or send an email! If you'd like to be held accountable too, send us your goals and check in with us monthly. If we get a large enough response, we will form a private accountability group to check in as often as needed and to promote everyone achieving their 2019 goals! If you would like to learn more about how to set goals, scroll to the bottom for links to our goal setting series.

For those of you who would rather watch our goal update, here's the video:



Financial Goals








Business Goals

Rolland Tutoring
Rolland Tutoring

Thriftism (Ashley Rolland) Channel




https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu2BZsT96ppgpflKIVxxk9w


Fitness Goals


Click to Explore Yoga With Adriene Dedicate Challenge


Steps
01/20-01/26: 37,451 
01/27-01/30 (time of post): 15,562

Mental Goals


Books

Inferno-Dan Brown

Magazines

Real Simple - January
Oprah Magazine - January


Links to World Bible School Study





Miscellaneous Goals


















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If you need help understanding SMART goals, check out our series on goal setting:










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