Saturday, January 26, 2013

101 in 1001 Days Life Challenge ~ Update


Update #1 1/26/2013

The Mission:
Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.

The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on my part).

Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past – frequently simple goals such as New Year’s resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 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.

The Start Date:
1/1/13

The End Date:
9/27/15

Goals in progress are italicized, goals completed are bold

  1. Visit Pearl Harbor
  2. Get My Bachelor's Degree
  3. Lose Weight
  4. Get a New Tattoo
  5. Visit Graceland
  6. Go to Disney Land or World, makes no difference
  7. Drive an Expensive Car one time
  8. Be in Four Places at Once = 4 Corners
  9. Road trip with the family
  10. Washington D.C.
  11. Grand Canyon at Sunrise & Sunset
  12. Visit the South
  13. Save a Dollar for Every week it is - easier than I thought it would be
  14. Start My Master's Degree
  15. Let Go of the Past
  16. Write a Piece of Legislation
  17. Advocate for Those Who Cannot Advocate for Themselves
  18. Our Own Home
  19. Mount Rushmore
  20. Blog More
  21. Eat Healthier for a Whole Month
  22. Continue with Genealogy
  23. Knit a Sweater
  24. Enjoy Life More
  25. No Regrets
  26. Do More with Family of a Vet
  27. Attend a College Football Game
  28. Teach Our Son to Drive
  29. Learn to Relax
  30. Decorate OUR home
  31. Encourage someone else to make a list like this
  32. Garden
  33. Make 10 different things from Pinterest
  34. Save Money for Christmas Shopping
  35. Explore a New City
  36. Spend One Month During School Traveling
  37. Find a Church
  38. Go to the movies at least 3 times a year
  39. Take More Pictures
  40. Read 3 Classics
  41. Try 2 New Recipes a Month
  42. Make my own Font
  43. Project Life = continue and do not get side tracked
  44. Do not let life get me down
  45. Open an Etsy Shop for my Jewelry
  46. Send cards or notes in the mail more often
  47. Try to be more patient
  48. Attend a Caregiver Retreat
  49. List My Favorite Quotes or Sayings
  50. Read 75 Books ~ 1 down
  51. Go Camping twice a year
  52. Take a vacation with the kids
  53. Teach my daughter to knit
  54. Be Thankful
  55. De-clutter our life
  56. Download all my favorite songs
  57. Geo-caching with the kids
  58. Go to a baseball game
  59. Love my Family
  60. Learn Photoshop Better
  61. Try something new
  62. Be encouraging to others
  63. Give Back
  64. Stress Less
  65. Go to a National Park I have never been to
  66. Enjoy the Rain
  67. One weekend with no destination and GO!!
  68. Be Positive
  69. Organize our life
  70. Make a New Friend
  71. Get a Passport
  72. Be Creative
  73. Go Out to Dinner without the Kids
  74. Paint a Room
  75. Celebrate Debbie's Life with Honor
  76. Weed out the Negative People in my Life
  77. Telescope at night with the kids
  78. Smile More
  79. Watching for Shooting Stars
  80. Visit Albuquerque once a year
  81. Keep homeschooling the kids
  82. Don't keep feelings all bottled in
  83. Send treasures to niece and nephew in NM
  84. Do something great for someone and not tell a soul
  85. Drop 2 sizes
  86. Be Happy
  87. Art Museum Tour
  88. 10 Year Anniversary
  89. Laugh More
  90. Write More
  91. Visit the Cemeteries - Genealogy
  92. Have Fun
  93. 45th Birthday
  94. Create an Outdoor Haven
  95. Celebrate Life Often
  96. Random Acts of Kindness
  97. Stand on the Corner in Winslow Arizona again
  98. Don't give up on myself
  99. Relax
  100. Pay $10 for every goal not completed to Charity or a Non-Profit Organization
  101. Make a New List for the Next 1001 days




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