I didn’t set good goals this year (search the web for S.M.A.R.T. to see what good goals might look like). But I can still evaluate myself on them (good, okay, fail) and firm some of them up for the rest of the year.
Health: Okay. I’ve gotten my checkup, my cholesterol is good, and I’m getting enough protien and fiber. But I’m not exercising or loosing weight.
Financial: Good. I’m living within my means and saving. Other than investments in the market (401k) my networth is trending up. I’m contributing the amount I set in January to my retirement funds. It’s on autopilot since I haven’t changed jobs. Which brings me to…
New Job: Fail. I’ve got some things I need to do to even get to “okay”. Obviously “good” would be actually having a new job.
Finishing House: Okay. I’ve got a plumber in doing work, and the first set of inspections are done. I’ve made some decisions that need to be made to proceed with several projects. But I haven’t gotten as far as I wanted to.
Secondary Income: Fail. I haven’t been posting regularly. I haven’t looked into a couple of other things I meant to look at. I did finally set up the Amazon associates link, so if you click on a book in the sidebar (and then buy it) I’ll get a tiny cut of the total. But I have to reccomend buying books used (even though I don’t get a cut of that), so I suspect that won’t be a major source of income.
Hey, at least you made SOME progress! Thats more than most people in this world! And dont fret on not finishing the house/making as much progress as you wanted. Those are tough decisions you’ll likely be stuck with, so you may as well take the time to think it through and make the right ones!
Tim
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