It’s January 1 and it’s time to write goals! I believe setting goals and listing them really helps in making someone be more productive. I remember when I wrote My 12 Things For Year 2020, I really did make good progress. I’ve managed to read books, shared recipes, visited museums, and made acts of charities and my list of goals helped me be more organized with the things that I needed to work on.
Unfortunately, I lost that list of goals. I really can’t rely on my memory anymore. I think I’m starting to have memory gaps and I have to work on it.
Here’s the list of my 12 personal goals for 2021. I’ve already safekept this list on my email, yey for learning!
- 5 charity deeds
- 5 museums to visit
- 5 #PinasarapNaGulay recipe
- 5 #AffordableDessert recipe
- 1 online class certificate
- Lose at least 5 lbs.
- Open own Shopee store
- 12 blog posts (life lessons I wish to pass on to my daughters)
- Host 12 MBP FB Live events
- 5 new ice cream flavors to try
- be more thrifty and add more on personal savings
- Driving Class
My goals may be simple and they may not be the “change the world” type but for me, we can really make a difference in this world when we start it on ourselves, one goal at a time. Improve yourself, improve your family, and all things good will start from there.
Prayers and Wishes for 2021
Sincerely, I pray that the pandemic will not get worse and that a legitimate and working vaccine will be available. The world may not be the same but we all learned from this pandemic, including being more grateful and holding on to things that matter most. Time is really more important, and rather than spending it on bickering or being envious of others, spend it in achieving and making more memories with your loved ones.
My eldest daughter will be taking her exams for college this year and I wish and pray that she gets into the school that she wishes to get in. Though it’s still unclear how the students and the school systems will fare this year, I will fervently pray that the teachers will keep their oath in making good people out of their students.
For the government, I wish for the good leaders to prevail and the Lord to keep them healthy. I hope more people will realize that instead of antagonizing leaders, we need to pray for them that God will drive them in doing what’s right for their people.
Thank you for reading and I hope I’ve inspired you in making your own goals. See you this year and may you be as productive as your heart tells you to be.
