It has given me an opportunity to quietly reflect on the events of 2014 and make solid plans for 2015. I have learned that we all have the ability to design the life that we desire. All we have to do is make the decision to do so. We can't continue to be spectators in our own lives -- just waiting for things to happen and then reacting to them. We have got to make them happen. This tool assists me in that.
Here it is:
What I Want to Remember about 2014
What goal am I most proud of achieving this year?
Receiving
my fitness trainer certification and launching Fab Fit & 50, LLC
What was the most valuable lesson I learned this year?
The
most valuable lesson I learned this year is that with faith all things are
possible and that God has a plan for my life.
All I have to do is trust that plan.
What was the best book, blog, song, movie and/or
restaurant I discovered this year?
The
best book I discovered this year was TheWar of Art by Steven Pressfield and the best restaurant was the LemongrassGrille.
What was the best place – town, city, country – I visited
this year?
Honolulu,
Hawaii
What was my favorite memory from 2014?
One
of my favorite memories of 2014 was running in the CHKD 8k and setting a
personal record (PR). Another favorite
was running on Waikiki Beach at dawn while visiting Hawaii.
What I Want to Bring Into my Life in 2015
What do I deserve more of in 2015?
I
deserve more opportunities to help women reach their health/fitness goals. I deserve more peace. I deserve to live more comfortably.
Who do I want to attract into my life in 2015?
I
want to attract the “perfect” client in 2015.
The perfect client is an older woman who is motivated to build strength
in her body and isn’t afraid of a little hard work.
What new experiences do I want to have in 2015?
Running
my own business is a new experience that I want to take full advantage of. I want to have the experience of being a
professional figure competitor and I want the experience of competing on a huge
stage.
What new places do I want to visit in 2015?
In
2015, at the end of competition season, I’d either like to visit Napa Valley
for wine tasting or New Orleans. Maybe
both.
What I want my life to look like in 2015
What 3 goals do I most want to accomplish in 2015?
(1) Build my client list to 15 – revolving at all times
(2) Become a Professional Figure Competitor
(3) Go to California or Louisiana for my birthday
What part of my life do I want to pay more
attention to in 2015?
I
want to pay more attention to my spiritual life in 2015. Quitting my job is taking major step of faith and this is the time to
be even more connected to God so I’m able to hear Him when he speaks. I don’t want to make a move unless He tells
me to.
Which new activities, habits or behaviors do I want
to start doing in 2015?
New
activities in 2015 will including teaching a class on Wholeness, which I hope
will lead to future speaking engagements on the topic. A new behavior will be to change my workout schedule
to late morning/early afternoon instead of early morning. I also plan to slowly transition to a
vegetarian lifestyle. Very slowly.
What do I want to learn in 2015?
I
really want to embrace my tendencies to be an introvert without becoming a
recluse. I want to learn how to better
interact with groups of people
What theme word or phrase best describes what I
want to experience in 2015?
Life
Begins at 50!
What Do I Want to Leave Behind as I Enter 2015
What goal did I make the least progress in this
year?
The
goal was to have six active clients by the end of the year and I only have two.
What opportunities did I miss out on this year
because of fear, doubt or procrastination?
I
probably missed out on potential clients because I didn’t put myself out there
enough. Not enough marketing, not
utilizing my email list as I should and not blogging enough.
What mistakes did I make this year?
The
structure of the fitness programs that I was offering was all off in the beginning
... e.g., too many options, not charging enough, etc.
What do I want to stop doing in 2015?
I
want to stop limiting myself with my words.
When people ask me what I do, I want to stop fumbling for an answer that
will “sound good” to them. I felt weird
about telling people that I train clients in my home – like somehow that
diminishes what I do. It doesn’t. I own a private fitness studio. Either it’s what will fit their needs or it’s
not. I OWN A PRIVATE FITNESS
STUDIO. I AM A CERTIFIED FITNESS TRAINER
AND I AM GOOD AT MY JOB. I AM HELPING TO
CHANGE LIVES.
Zechariah 4:10 (NLT) says, “Do not despise small
beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.
1 comment:
Dang man... this was some awesomeness. I wish I was lived up there. I would be a client. Really though.
Here's to a great, abundant, and productive 2015 for you!
Amen.
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