So I've been a bit remiss in updating this blog. I did manage to pour through my coursework on marketing. Woot! I think I've got that well in hand. I'll post my new years plans soon. In the mean time here's a really cool post from Life Hacker.
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Of course, pretty much anything you want to accomplish in the next year can be turned into a weekly (or monthly or daily) challenge. The most important thing is to start with a plan and actually put the time in. It's inspiring to be able to cross things off your list and see how you're progressing all year long. If you're looking for more ideas, Lady Kell shares her list of 52 things in 52 weeks. The last one, fittingly, is to make a new list for 2014.
Reading: A New Book Every Week
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It helps to be organized and have a planwhen your goal is to read more. It also helps to have a long list of books to read for the year. The Read 52 Books in 52 Weeks blog offers mini-challenges, such as reading books from Nobel Prize winners, to make the weekly challenges even more interesting. For specific book lists, check out the suggestions on Goodreads.
Health: The Year-Long Exercise Program
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Switch up your exercise routine with this year-long program from Men's Fitness. (It's dated 2009, but the workouts can still be followed today). These are full-body workouts that include some serious weight training, but the weekly blocks build on each other throughout the year.
Household: Organize Your Home in 52 Weeks
Complete home organization doesn't happen overnight. Over the course of a year, however, you can not only get your household completely organized, you'll slowly be building the habits and routines that will help keep your home organized beyond that. This plan from Home Storage Solutions will set you off on the right foot, with weekly organizing tasks complete with tips and email reminders.
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