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B+ Goals for March

Linking up again with Elizabeth and Sarah for monthly goal setting! While I have to confess I was feeling a little resistant, now that I have opened the page and started writing, I already feel refreshed and excited to get going for March.

First, a review of February.

+ 10,000 steps 4/week - I only hit my goal 12 times this month
+ track food - definitely a fail on this one. I try to do it all in MyFitnessPal, but I am thinking of switching over to Weight Watchers. Anyone have any advice?

+ Naptime Diaries Lenten Devotional - I am definitely behind, but I would say since Lent started I've done this more days than not, so a success
+ Read Simply Tuesday - not done

+ make bed daily - ehh...I did it more than not, but I'm still not in a habit
+ tidy up daily, especially the kitchen - this one was hard, but waking up each morning to a clean kitchen was so refreshing that I'll keep it going


+ 10,000 steps 5 times a week
+ track food
+ less after dinner snacking

+ finish my Lent devotional

+ continue making the bed and tidying the kitchen daily
+ make at least 2 donations this month

+ set goals and work times for my Rodan + Fields business and follow through
side note: I took January and February "off" from doing R+F work and now I am ready to jump in again. Rodan+Fields is such an amazing opportunity that even though life is a little overwhelming right now, I just can't walk away from it! It is SO much more than skincare or a "little side business" - if you want to know more, I'd LOVE to share with you about my little break and why I love it too much to let it go. 

Overall, I am really loving setting these monthly goals so far. Sitting down to review my month and start fresh at the beginning of a new one brings a lot of intention to my days, and also a breath of hope for each month.  Thanks Elizabeth and Sarah!




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