Let's list those wagons now, there in no particular order,
- Weightloss wagon - how did that creep upto needing to loose nearly 40kgs???
- Domestic Goddess Wagon - I don't really like that term cause I don't think a goddess would need to care or think about housework but I am suffering really bad from CHAOS. Can't Have Anyone Over Syndrome (google Flylady for more info)
- Know What I am Going To Be When I Grow Up Wagon - gawd.... can I be 9 again when I knew I wanted to be lawer or 5 when I wanted to be an astronought??
- Be Happy Don't Worry wagon - pretty self explanatory really.
- The No Addiction Wagon - food, internet and TV are the BIG ones.
- Be Upfront wagon - cause I hate confrontation and this means I am slightly passive aggressive and I don't like it
- Get A Life wagon - I don't have many IRL friends and that is my fault. I need to make changes so I do.
- Creative wagon - I have all this energy that needs to be channelled, I am interested in a lot of crafts but have lot's of excuses why I just can't do it... This needs to stop
- Present Mother wagon - you know actually playing games and doing stuff for the fun of it, not cause it has to be done.
Now that might not seem like a lot but it's all the crates that go in them that make it complicated. Just that list in itself is enough to have me ducking for cover and left me feeling hugely overwhelmed.
I can hear you all saying is that all I need to do is set goals and break it down, that if you don't take the time to plan for success then you are planning for failure yadda yadda yadda.... but that means I have more to do before I can even start.
I did read this blog (and when I get more tech savvy I will post links I promise :p) that suggested, when you need to change things use the 30 day trial technique. The idea being that you tell yourself that you are going to do whatever, you are trying to achieve, everyday for 30 days with no commitment to continue after that. So you are tricking your brain by telling yourself that this is a strictly short-term thing with no commitment to keep going (I am liking this lack of commitment thing) and in the meantime by doing it every day for 30 days you pass that magic "it takes 21 days for something to become a habit" and really cement it into your routine for another 7 days. I did try it once and it lasted 7 days.... 7 days... I was so proud of myself but even then I can't commit for longer - argghhhhh.
I have decided however to look at this in a different way to how I would normally view it. I may not have made it to the 30 days, I may not have it ingrained as a habit yet but I did do it everyday for 7 days... where as before I couldn't even do it for 2 days in a row. So I know this is going to be a slow journey, I know that I have a lot to change but I have a good foundation, I am going to use bit's of everything and start slowly, really slowly and hope it all picks up momentum and I can start to ride all of those wagons.Love, light and blessings
Kelebek