I am trying to be more
intentional about my goal setting. I am
slowly learning the power of breaking down big goals into smaller more
objective one’s to achieve greater success. Also, the importance of having my
goals organized in a systematic fashion. In years past, my new year’s resolutions
would include giving something up (like soda) and while that did take a
tremendous amount of will power for me, there is something to be said about
actively setting out to accomplish a task and following through with it. This year my main resolution is to read 22
books. I was going to read 24 books but
I thought I needed some margin, for the craziness of life. So basically, I will be reading two books a
month, expect for August and December, those months I will read only one book. Thanks
to the friends and family who helped me compile my list. I am excited to dig into some uncharted
territories, as I have never even heard of some of these titles.
My schedule is as follows:
January:
·
1984- G. Orwell
·
Fit to Burst- Rachel
Jankovich-
February:
·
The Murder of Jesus –John
Macarthur
·
Guerrilla Marketing- Jay
Conrad Levinson
March:
·
Anna Karenina- Leo
Tolstoy
·
An experimental mutiny
against excess- Jen Hatmaker
April:
·
The Education of Henry
Adams- Henry Adams
·
Connected: 11 ways to be
of service and create community- Andrea Mconstantine
May:
·
These is my words- Nancy
E Turner
·
God’s Love- R.C. Sproul
June:
·
When calls the heart-
Janet Oak
·
The millionaire next
door- Stanley and William Thomas Ph.D
July
·
Growing Herbs indoor-Lee
Anne Dobbins
·
In the presence of my
enemies- Gracia Burnham
August:
·
War and Peace- Leo
Tolstoy
September:
·
A place of Healing- Joni
Earkison Tada
·
Stop Acting Rich- Thomas
Stanley Ph.D.
October:
·
The Holiness of God- RC
Sproul
·
30 Daily weight loss
tips for a healthy lifestyle- Joshua Wyle
November:
·
EBay 101: selling on eBay-
Steve Weber
·
The duties of parents-
J.C. Ryle
December:
·
The spirit catches you
and you fall down.- Anne Fadiman
