Dialogue Questions: What changes are you making in your life for the better?

Where do you want to be tomorrow? next week? next month? by Fall? by 2020? 
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
(Do people still ask that in interviews with everyone job hopping these days?)

We set goals. We set goals for summer bodies. We set goals for our careers.
What are you goals for your life?
What are you currently changing towards reaching a goal?
It could be skills. It could be inner personal character. It could be ANYTHING.

Me? I am taking steps to overcome a fear I have. I have had this fear for 22 years almost 23 years. It is time it goes away. It is hindering me from other goals and from a better life. I have set a goal to be over this by December 2019.

What about you? are you working on something right now? What is it?

Until Next Time~
Blessings, Kate

4 responses to “Dialogue Questions: What changes are you making in your life for the better?”

  1. This summer, I’m planning on investing more into my blog, my readers, and the greater blogging community. Now, I just need to break that goal into smaller steps… 🙂

    1. That sounds fantastic Emma

  2. I am working on getting more consistent with commenting! I tend to read from my phone and then come back and comment from the computer (since I am terrible at typing on the phone), but it takes me weeks and then I am having to reread and remember my comments! I need a better schedule for it.

    I am also working on a book. It’s done. I just need to wrap up the cover and hit publish.

    1. First== I have over 70 posted articles saved in my email to get to and comment on. Those are just the ones from the last 2 weeks of June that I follow and really enjoy reading and had good titles. So I understand getting around to comments.

      Second– what is your oks about and how are you going to publish? self publish? major company? Amazon? I would love to read it.

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