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Happiness project monthly ideas
I’ve blogged before about how I use a spreadsheet to set my long term and short term goals. There is a link in that blog post to the original entry and what spreadsheet I downloaded and have been adapting for the past 2 years. I downloaded her resolution chart to help me out.. When I was reading The Happiness Project I liked how the author, Gretchen Rubin, gave theme names to her months. I remember so clearly the moment when I had the idea to do. 1 de jan. de This feeling is one of the major reasons that I undertook my happiness project. . Search for happiness project monthly ideas in the English version of Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a free online ecyclopedia and is the largest and most popular general reference work on the internet. January – % Energy (back to exercises and health basics) February – Make Room (clean clutter from my life) March – No Comfort (push myself out of my comfort zones) April – Strut Confidence (back on the fitness competition stage) May – Run & Strength (My first race of (5K) and my first TOUGH MUDDER). February - Make Room (clean clutter from my life) March - No Comfort (push myself out of my comfort zones) April - Strut Confidence (back on the fitness competition stage) May - Run & Strength (My first race of (5K) and my first TOUGH MUDDER) June - Get Dirty, Get Pretty (Met Con Blue and then my second fitness competition of the year). Over the last . In , Gretchen Rubin’s breakout book, The Happiness Project, became a New York Times #1 bestseller and revolutionized the way people approach personal development. de I am still picking my monthly goals for , but here are some ideas that I am considering. Monthly Ideas. Friendship; Overall Wellness(mind. 17 de dez.