101 THINGS in 1001 DAYS

[grim23]

"101 Things in 1001 Days is the brainchild of Michael Green, a blogger and developer from NZ. He created a list of tasks to achieve within a defined period, and the idea quickly spread around the web as a tool for helping people accomplish their goals...1001 Days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organizing and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities."

I'm posting my list on my profile, and I'll be reading and editing/updating roughly weekly. References to it will likely be regular occurrences in this journal. I do not have expectations of accomplishing everything on the list - but this gives me some inspiration, motivation, and manifestation. Every time I complete five goals, I'll add another goal. Bold means a goal is in progress, and a strikethrough means, of course, that it's completed. I'll reward myself each month for goals accomplished, maybe with something I want or need.

The list officially starts today, 5anuary 4th, and will end on my birthday in 2011.

Comments

[aurorawyndancer.livejournal.com]

that's an awesome idea, Im not into jumping on bandwagons anymore but I think Ill make an exception for this. It feels worthy of doing

[roses-n-chains.livejournal.com]

Sounds interesting and I am sure you will do well with your list.

Me, on the other hand, without perpetual butt kicking or being put on some really strong ADD meds there is no way I could convert over to being task oriented.

Hope that your new year is going well.

[mme-corbeau.livejournal.com]

Sounds interesting. I might try it :)

[grim23]

*smile* It's worth at least thinking about what would be on your list.

[grim23]

The trick is to make the list stuff you already do or really want to do.

I have a hard time believing your not task-oriented, #69. *grin*

Happy Twelth Night!

[grim23]

Worth looking at, anyway. *grin*

Responded to your message. Please consult if you've a need. :>

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[grim23]

Grammar! You're. Sheesh. :>

[potentiometer.livejournal.com]

Great list. It's good how a lot of the goals are very measurable. Have you seen this? http://www.bestofgooglevideo.com/video.php?video=754

[grim23]

Thanks. Those things on the list that don't have measurable goals eventually will be eventually edited so they will. *smile*

That was a great video. I've bookmarked it to find out more information abut it. Might end up doing that very thing. :>

Peace,
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