I have this weird relationship with setting goals. It’s not something that I do in the typical, structured way that most people do. In fact, I tend to resist the concept at every turn. There is something in there that runs counter to my way of letting things happen and going with the flow of life. And it’s not like I don’t aspire to things – on the contrary I have huge aspirations in my life. I just have been resistant to putting timelines and structure around these aspirations.
Last month in Sarah Robinson’s 28 Days to Getting Your Sh*t Together blog series, I was actively engaged in every post until the one on setting goals. I went silent. I suppose I don’t like being told that I need to set goals. But guess what? I do.
On Sunday afternoon, I participated in the Hunger Walk here in Atlanta, which benefits the Atlanta Community Food Bank. I’ve been participating in Hunger Walk for several years, and I sit on the Advisory Board of the ACFB, so I definitely have to step up my game around raising money for this initiative. Continue Reading…
