Welcome to my own kind of randomness. My goals, my life, my achievements
Monday, January 11, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Preparations: Compiling the list
So, making a list is more difficult than it seems. I'm stuck at 61 now. The beginning was the hardest, after a few added goals the inspiration kept flowing... until I hit the half way mark. It seems my inspiration is completely gone now. Luckily, I still have more than a month to go and "only" 40 more goals to add to the list.
I don't want my goals to be too easy, but I also don't want them to be too hard. You've gotta stay realistic. And add some fun stuff in there, as well.
I'm sure the inspiration will find me again, in the next 35 days.
I don't want my goals to be too easy, but I also don't want them to be too hard. You've gotta stay realistic. And add some fun stuff in there, as well.
I'm sure the inspiration will find me again, in the next 35 days.
Day Zero Project
So, the day zero project. I found out about DZP through a friend of mine (Vera) who is also doing the "project". I used to do something similair myself once, but always quit due to a ginormous lack of self dicipline. That's also a reason why I decided to start this project, AND finish it. It will be a sort of self improvement project.
But what is the DZP, you ask? DZP is basically completing 101 personal goals, tasks and challenges in 1001 days (approximately 2¾ years). These goals can vary from really difficult challenging goals to stuff as simple as make home made ice cream, or visit a museum.
It's basically a mix of stuff you've always wanted to do but never did, stuff that makes you happy, crazy stuff, stuff you want to improve about yourself, and stuff you should do but don't because of a lack of self dicipline, in my case, or just lazyness.
I've decided to start my DZP on my 23rd birthday, Feb. 15 2010. This project will end on Nov. 12 2012.
With me my best friend will also start her DZP. Links of friend are listed on the left.
I will keep record of (almost) all development about my DZP on this blog for as far as possible.
But what is the DZP, you ask? DZP is basically completing 101 personal goals, tasks and challenges in 1001 days (approximately 2¾ years). These goals can vary from really difficult challenging goals to stuff as simple as make home made ice cream, or visit a museum.
It's basically a mix of stuff you've always wanted to do but never did, stuff that makes you happy, crazy stuff, stuff you want to improve about yourself, and stuff you should do but don't because of a lack of self dicipline, in my case, or just lazyness.
I've decided to start my DZP on my 23rd birthday, Feb. 15 2010. This project will end on Nov. 12 2012.
With me my best friend will also start her DZP. Links of friend are listed on the left.
I will keep record of (almost) all development about my DZP on this blog for as far as possible.
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Friday, April 6, 2007
My first post in my fresh, first blog
Well, I guess that in your life there always will be and must be so-called "firsts". A life isn't complete without firsts, it'll be boring. I believe that to keep your life interessting, you'll have to do a lot of new things.
When I feel like i'm being sucked up in this big world, I always try to do something original, something that has never been done, or at least not on that place I am at that particular moment, like making a weird movement or a silly dance, or I try to make up a not existing word, just to stay unique and original in this big mass of people.
I will try my best to keep this blog as up to date as possible, so check back often.
love, Kitt'n
When I feel like i'm being sucked up in this big world, I always try to do something original, something that has never been done, or at least not on that place I am at that particular moment, like making a weird movement or a silly dance, or I try to make up a not existing word, just to stay unique and original in this big mass of people.
I will try my best to keep this blog as up to date as possible, so check back often.
love, Kitt'n
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