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Goal Setting November – Thankfulness

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I recently discovered that by breaking my grocery budget down into groups, instead of one lump sum, it is way easier to stick to my budget. I broke down the entire process in this blog post but it has been a definite game changer as our budget changes and dietary needs make sticking to it even more difficult.

But this got me thinking about goal setting. I usually don’t set specific goals for the year, but more of an atmosphere change or a focus. However, lately I’ve been thinking that maybe if I focused on smaller changes over months vs. the entire year maybe I would be more successful.

So each month I’ll be posting my goals and I hope you will share yours either below in the comments or over on Facebook.

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Since November is the month of Thanksgiving, I want to be really mindful about being thankful in my goals this month.

Home

Marriage:

  • Date night once a week (even if it’s just hanging out for an hour or two after kids go to bed)
  • One date-date night/month
  • Thank Husband for something new each day

Homeschool:

House:

  • Develop daily/weekly/monthly cleaning rotation
  • Meal plan every Friday
  • Finish mud room
  • Remove window AC unit and insulate all windows
  • Put away summer clothes and organize storage room
  • Finish putting up pictures and artwork on wall
  • Thank God for one thing about our home each day

Finances:

Personal Goals

Mind:

Body:

Soul:

  • Read through Chapter 3 of Healing the Original Wound
  • Pray Morning Offering each day
  • Spend time thanking God for five things each night
  • Listen to PrayAsYouGo at least three days a week
  • Pray one rosary/week
  • Pray one Divine Mercy Chaplet/week

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