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Goals, No. Priorities, Yes.

Jan 11, 2017Susan K. Stewart1 CommentGod's Plan, Uncategorizedgoals, mission statement, planning, priority, to-do, to-do lists

In my last blog post, I told you I don’t have goals; I have priorities. While some think this is just an issue of semantics, I differ. Goals are an end. Once met, it’s over. For me to have goals means I must complete it. A goal can become so consuming for me, I lose

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2017 Goals and To-do List … Not!

Jan 6, 2017Susan K. Stewart1 CommentGod's Plangoals, planning, priorities, to-do, to-do lists

“As I read such admirable paths many take to set goals, define strategies using fancy programs, guides, forms, books and spreadsheets, the only thing that spreads is my confusion.” “Is anyone else just so weary of to-do lists?” “I find trying to keep to the goals and plans and organizing methods that we’re exhorted to

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Healthy in 2016 and beyond

Dec 28, 2015Susan K. Stewart1 CommentUncategorized2016, goals, healthy, healthy living, resolutions

This post contains affiliate links. “When I grow up I want to be like MaryFaye. She is involved with her family, travels, and still has time to campaign for her favorite candidate.” My friend MaryFaye is 86-years-old and shows no signs of slowing down. How is she able to keep going when so many us start

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