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I think it's a good occasion to stop with the rat race to fulfill small chores for a moment and think about larger goals. With that said, I almost always failed
by jsnk 13y ago
I think it's a good occasion to stop with the rat race to fulfill small chores for a moment and think about larger goals. With that said, I almost always failed meeting new year resolutions. I think the problem for me was being in school that always burned me out with homework, assignments and exams. Once I got out of 24/7 academic pressure, I was able to work on longer term goals.
I finally achieved some new year resolutions for the first time this year.
I had 3 goals.
1. Success: Write a book on Ruby. I finished writing and I am just editing right now.
2. Failed: Create an app and get 100 active users. Launched dmtri.com, but failed to get 100 active users.
3. Success: Hit the gym. I've been going to gym regularly.
- drunkenmasta 13y agoI think this is a good illustration of the value of process-based goals over outcome-based goals. The things under control, you completed. Those not under your control you did not. Sounds pretty cool to me.