It's the first day of 2020.
When the clock struck midnight in the wee hours of this morning, we moved into a new day, a new month, a new year, and a new decade. If you read my post about brainstorming for the new year, you have probably already printed and filled in the 2020 dream sheet I created. If not, grab one of your own here. Now that you have identified some of your dreams and goals for 2020, let's move into being a little more specific in our goal-setting. I created another printable to help us get specific about the things we want to accomplish in 2020. Because January 1st is on a Wednesday this year, I am giving myself the next four days to plan and get organized to dive into another 12-week challenge. Today, let's identify our goals for the year and get organized in our plan for accomplishing those goals. Remember...less is more! Don't create some elaborate plan to do 1,500 different tasks in 2020 or you'll burn out by January 11th. Instead, create some manageable and measurable goals that you can stick to! Thanks so much for keeping up with life at the farmhouse in 2019. I'm looking forward to growing together over the next 365 days. Happy 2020 from the farmhouse, friends. Hannah ❤️🏡❤️ Print your goal sheet to write out your goals or type them out to print! Editable 2020 Goal Sheet
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Yesterday, I had a day of shopping with my mom and two of my sisters-in-law. On the way home, we stopped for coffee. Last night, we had a family Christmas and didn't get home until past 11:00 p.m. I got the girls to sleep and fell asleep myself around midnight...and was awakened by a five-year-old needing a drink about 3:00. The caffeine from the coffee must have kicked in about that time because it's now 6:00 a.m. and I haven't been back to sleep. Finally about 5:00, I decided to go ahead and get up and get the day started. I've been dreaming about 2020 ever since. Each year, about this time, I start to put together some goals and dreams for the new year. I used to be someone who came up with these elaborate plans for January 1st and crashed & burned by about January 5th. Over the last few years, however, I've really begun to focus on implementing some simple daily habits that will help me to make my long-term vision a reality.
Build a home my girls will look back on with fond memories. Build relationships with others that will lead to mutual growth. Build each other up. Continue to build a healthy marriage. I didn't set too many specific goals in these areas yet. I just took the time to write out some of my hopes & dreams for 2020. Some of the items on my list include projects, like creating a "quiet time" area in my office and making an action plan every month to mark off some of my "procrastination tasks". Some are daily habits -- working out every day, drinking enough water, planning healthy meals for my family, and reading my Bible & journaling my prayers. Some are just goals -- sending more personal cards via snail mail and being intentional in everything I purchase for our home. Are you ready to dream for 2020? This is the first step in building the life you want over the next twelve months. Feel free to download your own worksheet below and take some time to brainstorm today! ![]()
Up early, dreaming about the future here at the farmhouse,
Hannah ❤️🏡❤️ |
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