Hey everyone! Please share all the goals that you’ve accomplishd successfully in 2006 so far.

In the 7 months of 2006, I have accomplished the following:
01 Grew my hair till my nose-tips
02 Grew a full beard
03 Won the “Best Design Collection” award at graduation
04 Successfully turned Vegan for a month (and continuing still...)

not bad eh? better than last year atleast and there’s so much more action coming up! i just can’t wait!

This one is tough..we all seem to dwell on what we didn’t finish instead of what we did. 

After careful thought..here is my list

1.  Planned the perfect wedding (mine) on July 17th.
2.  Fit into the wedding dress that I purposely bought one size smaller
3.  Stood up to my bully of a boss and actually was able to get things to change at work. 
4.  Kept up with my exercise routine, even though I was overwhelmed with life.

That actually felt good to do that. I have been very down lately about feeling like a failure, this really helped me to realize that maybe I am doing good in the world, my world anyway.

Here are the goals I’ve accomplished this year so far:

1) Reduce Weight to 170, then 165, and then 160, and well on my way to 150 (my final goal weight)
2) Improve my Eating Habits
3) Start to keep track of what I’m eating daily
4) Find a fun physical activity that I’ll stick with.  I’m now doing acrobatics

It’s a short list, but filled with so much accomplishment.  2006 has been a great year for me so far!

Goals Accomplished in 2006:

1) Lost 30 pounds

2) Ran in my first 5K

Just some of my Goals for 2007:

1) Lose another 30 pounds

2) Progress as quickly as possible through the rankings of American Kenpo

3) Improve my time and placement from the previous year’s 5K (LIVESTRONG Challenge)

4) Stand up, move, repeat....

Lost 55 lbs…

got a new job after being layed off (first time in my life...and at 50 years old!)

Training for Triathlon

finished a triathlon

Helped out a lot with Mom after Dad passed away early in the year.....

2007…
Finish 3 triathlons (Carlsbad the most important one)

Start back to school......keep learning

Meet Scott Smith

2006
- lost 42 pounds (went from a 14-16 to an 8)
-consider exercise as essential as breathing
-fell in love with healthy food
-learned to love myself

2007
-lose last 20 pounds
-run a 5k
-find a good tofu recipe
-read a book a month

I’m with Tom, I’d love to meet Scott. And Tom, and Deb, and everyone else. We should all go camping.

2006
- Maintained my target weight, 145 or less
- Completed Kayak Skills Clinic.  Paddled out under the Golden Gate Bridge, and intentionally paddled into the rip currents at Yellow Bluff!
- Finished technical application implementation training and really used the knowledge on 2 client projects!
- Made working out a part of everyday life at home and on the road.
- Discovered that I really have a great life right now! 

2007
- Become instructor certified in kayaking
- Ski again
- Take on more responsibility at work
- Make more healthy choices about diet and exercise
- Go to a MTM reunion featuring a workout class led by Scott (just like the cardio cross classes in Florida)

Bree - I’m always up for a camping trip

Paula

In 2006 I lost 80 pounds, developed an active mentality, and got acquainted with a lot of like minded people here in MTM Land.

In 2007 I will continue losing weight, learn how to work out responsibly so my knees feel good, and I also would love to meet all my new friends here in MTM Land, including, like everyone else, Scott! I’m up for a camping trip!

Great topic, everyone!  Here’s mine:

Goals accomplished in 2006:
- graduated with an M.A.
- did an intensive 4-week training course to teach English
- lost 20 pounds
- started karate again and regained orange belt
- began working in my field
- saved up and went to Pennsic
- have been really intellectually creative

Goals for 2007:
- attain at least green belt in karate
- continue writing <a href="http://daily-breadcrumbs.blogspot.com">—reach the end of 2 Kings
- go to Pennsic again
- find a job that gives me more than 7 hours a week
- continue to eat well

Cheers!
Julie