Just Life | 2018 Year Goals

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Here, lays my goals for 2018: 


  1. Complete 10 Hmong Lessons 
  2. Read 5 books
  3. Travel to 5 states 
  4. Get my passport 
  5. Squat 30 lbs comfortably 
  6. Paint 5 paintings 
  7. Write 1 song 
  8. Read 5 Bible books 
  9. Plan lessons & post it 
  10. Cook at least 12 times 
  11. Be more minimal (Buy/spend less and give/sell away more) 
  12. Simple Christmas gifts (2017 I went way too all out, and spent way too much)
This year I decided to keep SMART in mind. I've learned about this over and over in school, and I noticed my goals last year were just way too broad that I didn't know how to measure if I had achieved it or not. So this year I decided to really make all my goals Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time limited (not really much a time limit except by the end of 2018). 

I't's February, hopefully everyone is still on track with there goals! (I know I'm already starting to lack)

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