Comments on: How about a little New Year’s Critical Thinking? http://www.purelypassiveincome.com/ppi/index.php/58/how-about-a-little-new-years-critical-thinking/ Making money online through passive income and other business ideas. Fri, 03 Sep 2010 20:59:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Josefina Coderre http://www.purelypassiveincome.com/ppi/index.php/58/how-about-a-little-new-years-critical-thinking/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Josefina Coderre Sun, 07 Feb 2010 21:59:18 +0000 http://www.purelypassiveincome.com/ppi/?p=58#comment-145 Quite nice this article, gave me some great thoughts :) Quite nice this article, gave me some great thoughts :)

]]> By: Melissa Temple http://www.purelypassiveincome.com/ppi/index.php/58/how-about-a-little-new-years-critical-thinking/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Melissa Temple Thu, 24 Dec 2009 02:55:12 +0000 http://www.purelypassiveincome.com/ppi/?p=58#comment-6 Hi Misty! I just read your article about New Years Resolutions. I came across another version of "resolutions" on another blog last year and thought you might enjoy it. It is called "101 Goals in 1001 days". It seemed much more manageable to me. I feel like I am setting myself up for success with my 101 goals list because there really isn't any failure involved. I have about three years to accomplish all of my goals and if I don't do one quite right, I get a do-over. You can read about it here: http://www.dayzeroproject.com/ I have some silly ones; kiss my husband once every day for a month, clean out my bathroom cabinets, read a book once a quarter (I hate reading). But I also have some more meaningful goals; volunteer at a soup kitchen, reconnect with a lost friend etc. The important thing is that these are important goals to me and by setting a time limit and/or frequency I can measure my success and cross items off the list. I have a sense of accomplishment and not of failure. Plus, I'm not limited to one year, I have a 1001 days to get it all done! Hope this inspires you as well! Melissa Hi Misty!
I just read your article about New Years Resolutions. I came across another version of “resolutions” on another blog last year and thought you might enjoy it. It is called “101 Goals in 1001 days”. It seemed much more manageable to me. I feel like I am setting myself up for success with my 101 goals list because there really isn’t any failure involved. I have about three years to accomplish all of my goals and if I don’t do one quite right, I get a do-over. You can read about it here: http://www.dayzeroproject.com/

I have some silly ones; kiss my husband once every day for a month, clean out my bathroom cabinets, read a book once a quarter (I hate reading). But I also have some more meaningful goals; volunteer at a soup kitchen, reconnect with a lost friend etc. The important thing is that these are important goals to me and by setting a time limit and/or frequency I can measure my success and cross items off the list. I have a sense of accomplishment and not of failure. Plus, I’m not limited to one year, I have a 1001 days to get it all done!

Hope this inspires you as well!

Melissa

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