I discovered this last year, too, and ended up not setting any goals: http://www.erica.biz/2011/2011-goals/ http://www.erica.biz/2011/2011-goals/ 2011 was a gr

I discovered this last year, too, and ended up not setting any goals: http://www.erica.biz/2011/2011-goals/ http://www.erica.biz/2011/2011-goals/ 2011 was a great year. I met my future spouse, bought an RV, and we went traveling together. It went so well that I didn't set any goals for 2012, either. Now I have a daily list of things to do (how I write that and what's on it is vastly different from most people's--that will probably be my next blog post), but I don't really set over-reaching goals. I don't need to. I know that what I need will show up when I need it--and that provides me a sense of peace I haven't had until recently. My business is more successful, my blog has more readers, and, most importantly, I am happier without goals.