When I got back on my Wii Fit after having Anne, I learned a few things. The first thing I learned is that I hadn't been on the Wii Fit since March 2012. Then I learned that in March 2012, I weighed more (about 20 pounds more) than I weighed after having Anne. So that told me a few things about myself. It told me that when I'm stressed and anxious, I eat and don't exercise and it taught me that I can't let that be a pattern.
This summer one my goals is to get back to my "pre-pregnancy" weight.
In order for a goal to work, you need a plan so I plan do that by going on walks with after dinner on nice evenings. Anne loves to be outside so this is a plus for both of us and I want to work more in my garden. Eating well on a tight is sometimes a challenge but with some planning, I think I can do that too.
So, today is the start of a new healthier Pitney family.
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Showing posts with label Goals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goals. Show all posts
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Goals for 2013
I generally don't make resolutions because they are so hard to stick with. Instead, I have a few goals that I want to accomplish. Some of them are small and some are much bigger. I narrowed it down to 5 things that I want to accomplish this year.
1) Sell our house
2) Get healthy and get back to my Christmas 2011 weight before my sister's wedding in May. I joined, with some members of my online support group, myfitnesspal to help me reach that goal.

3) Read 10 books - I tried this goal last year, but with everything going on last year I didn't finish it.
4) Reach 100% of our partnership goal
5)Learn how to crochet - again.
1) Sell our house
2) Get healthy and get back to my Christmas 2011 weight before my sister's wedding in May. I joined, with some members of my online support group, myfitnesspal to help me reach that goal.

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4) Reach 100% of our partnership goal
5)Learn how to crochet - again.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Year In Review: 2011
Goals for 2011
I can't believe that 2011 is over already. I can't wait to see what adventures God has in store for us this year. I suspect that our lives will change a lot this year with starting Wycliffe training, getting our house ready to sell, and preparing to maybe move down to Texas. There is so much up in the air when it comes to a time line. I'm trusting that God has it all in control.
We actually paid off about off more debt than we did last year, so we did make our financial goal. I didn't think that we would with all the pay cuts. We have leave the credit up to God, because we did not do it on our own. God has really provided for us this year. I could not be happier with the way things are right now.
The year started out with us remodeling our bathroom. It looks really nice. Steve did a really nice job. We replaced the last two windows in the house this year too. That was basically all the major work we did on the house this year. In February, it got a little stressful in our house when I lost my job at the mall Sears. We scrambled to adjust our budget while I looked for another part time job. God provided me with another job at the new Sears Hometown Store the next week. Then Steve transfered down from the Electronics Department to the Hardware Department. That was a huge blessing, because Hardware does quite a bit more business than Electronics. So when the YWCA cut his hours back again this summer it was easy for him to work for hours at Sears and make up the loss in income. In the Spring, we took a trip to Tulsa to visit my best friend and her family. It was an eventful trip. I was happy with my Lizzy and her parents though. That part was a good part of the trip.
Steve and I celebrated our 4th Anniversary. I'm looking forward to another 80 more. Before we even got married, I knew that he wanted to work with Wycliffe and do Bible translation. This June, we got to the point financially where we could start the application process. I didn't realize how long of an application process it was going to be. In November, we were finally accepted as members and now the process continues. We have to find a place to serve and wait for that country to send us an invitation. We have been in talks with both Chad and Cameroon in Africa.
My sis and I turned 30 this year. I'm looking forward to what the next decade has in store. We had another baby boom in our family this year. Two of my cousins had kids this summer. For my cousin Joe and his wife, it was there first son. Little Chris is an absolute cutie. My cousin Pete, his wife Gina, and their son, Isaac welcomed a little brother named Eric. He is a cutie too. So far, I have three little "second cousins" and they are all boys. Our family needs some little girls. Steve's family grew too. His mom decided to adopt a baby this year to help out one of her students. Her name is Julienne and she is precious. I know it might sound crazy, but I think that little girl is going to be blessed. God pulled her out of a life of generational poverty and put her into a huge loving family. God has a special plan for her.
We were blessed beyond belief this year. I am so thankful for the amazing friends and family that we have. I'm so looking forward to great adventures 2012 will have in store for us.
I can't believe that 2011 is over already. I can't wait to see what adventures God has in store for us this year. I suspect that our lives will change a lot this year with starting Wycliffe training, getting our house ready to sell, and preparing to maybe move down to Texas. There is so much up in the air when it comes to a time line. I'm trusting that God has it all in control.
We actually paid off about off more debt than we did last year, so we did make our financial goal. I didn't think that we would with all the pay cuts. We have leave the credit up to God, because we did not do it on our own. God has really provided for us this year. I could not be happier with the way things are right now.
The year started out with us remodeling our bathroom. It looks really nice. Steve did a really nice job. We replaced the last two windows in the house this year too. That was basically all the major work we did on the house this year. In February, it got a little stressful in our house when I lost my job at the mall Sears. We scrambled to adjust our budget while I looked for another part time job. God provided me with another job at the new Sears Hometown Store the next week. Then Steve transfered down from the Electronics Department to the Hardware Department. That was a huge blessing, because Hardware does quite a bit more business than Electronics. So when the YWCA cut his hours back again this summer it was easy for him to work for hours at Sears and make up the loss in income. In the Spring, we took a trip to Tulsa to visit my best friend and her family. It was an eventful trip. I was happy with my Lizzy and her parents though. That part was a good part of the trip.
Steve and I celebrated our 4th Anniversary. I'm looking forward to another 80 more. Before we even got married, I knew that he wanted to work with Wycliffe and do Bible translation. This June, we got to the point financially where we could start the application process. I didn't realize how long of an application process it was going to be. In November, we were finally accepted as members and now the process continues. We have to find a place to serve and wait for that country to send us an invitation. We have been in talks with both Chad and Cameroon in Africa.
My sis and I turned 30 this year. I'm looking forward to what the next decade has in store. We had another baby boom in our family this year. Two of my cousins had kids this summer. For my cousin Joe and his wife, it was there first son. Little Chris is an absolute cutie. My cousin Pete, his wife Gina, and their son, Isaac welcomed a little brother named Eric. He is a cutie too. So far, I have three little "second cousins" and they are all boys. Our family needs some little girls. Steve's family grew too. His mom decided to adopt a baby this year to help out one of her students. Her name is Julienne and she is precious. I know it might sound crazy, but I think that little girl is going to be blessed. God pulled her out of a life of generational poverty and put her into a huge loving family. God has a special plan for her.
We were blessed beyond belief this year. I am so thankful for the amazing friends and family that we have. I'm so looking forward to great adventures 2012 will have in store for us.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Goals for 2011
I decided that I didn't want to make a New Years Resolution this year. I want to have a plan and a goal. Resolutions without a plan is just a dream. Successful people reassess their lives and then start living intentionally, in writing, on paper, on purpose. Goal setting is how you win. Once you've made your resolutions, they will drive you forward. The goals will motivate you to seek activities that will help you succeed. It's not always fun, but those exercises bring you closer to your goal and make you a winner.
To Make Goals Happen They Must Be:
To Make Goals Happen They Must Be:
- Specific
- Measurable
- Your Goals
- A Time Limit
- In Writing
- Financial:
- We are going to pay off more in debt by the end of the year, than we did last year.
- Intellectual:
- I am going to read one non-Fiction book a month.
- At least two of those books, will be topic I know nothing or not much about right now.
- Family:
- I am going to make a commitment to having a date night at least once a month, without the TV.
- Spiritual:
- I am going to make a start receiving a daily devotional online or Bible reading.
- I am going to read at least one Christian book this year.
- Career:
- I am going to read at least one career book this year.
- Physical:
- I am going to exercise, either on the Wii Fit or by walking, at least 3 times a week. I want to get my BMI down 2 points by the time I turn 30 (6 months).
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