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Happy New Year - Welcome 2009 - What are your goals for this year?

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I don't know about you, but I've been looking forward to 2009 for the last few months. I'm always excited entering a New Year - it's like starting all over again in many ways, which makes this year even more highly anticipated. Since my birthday falls in early January (the 5th), I am full year older at the start of every New Year.

At the start of the every new year I reflect back on the old year - it's like a break up - I say goodbye to the past and think forward to the future, not dwelling on what I could or should have down the previous year. Moving forward with a new “to-do list” of what I'd like to accomplish for the company year, sometimes my list is long it seems insurmountable while other times, it's short and seems too simple. But it's an important part of my identity so I’ll share this year’s with you.

My 2009 year list of goals:

1. Simplify the household (organize, clean-out and reinvent)

2. Write a book

3. Blog more frequently

4. Go down a clothing size - I want that next size down

5. Overcome my fear of public speaking – this will be my toughest challenge yet!

I won't bore you with clarifying my goals or how I plan to achieve them. Whether your goals consist of a new job, career change, new home, organizing your office or a new exercise routine having goals is an important part of achieving them.

Thinking back to my own past New Year's Eve celebrations, having goals for the next year has always been a key to my own successes. It’s never mattered how small those goals were, but the feeling of accomplishment when I’d achieved them have continued to push me to my own personal success.

So tell me, what do you plan to achieve in 2009? I'd love to hear from you.

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Comment by Jody Stedman, CPC on January 2, 2009 at 4:45pm
Heather, very nice...well done...I really enjoyed reading this. You have motivated me. I wish you a great 2009 and may everything go you way.

To overcome your fear of public speaking look into your local area Toastmasters Club...it will be fun.

http://www.toastmasters.org/find/searchresults.asp?Country=United+States&State=California&City=Santa+Cruz&imageField.x=66&imageField.y=8

Good luck

JS
Comment by Jody Stedman, CPC on January 2, 2009 at 4:48pm
Evening Toastmasters Club - Club #: 3802, Dist #: 04, Est: 03/01/1991 Meeting Time: 6:30 pm, Monday
Elena Baskin Live Oak Senior Ctr
1777A Capitola Rd, Santa Cruz, CA, 95062, United States
Club Status: Open to all
(408) 483 6897
Click here to email club vening.freetoasthost.ws
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Santa Cruz Downtown Toastmasters - Club #: 1803, Dist #: 04, Est: 05/01/1955 Meeting Time: 7:15 a.m., Fri
De Laveaga Golf Course
401 Upper Park Rd, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060, United States
Club Status: Open to all
(831) 438 7750, (831) 479 1100
Click here to email club www.santacruzdowntowntoastmasters.org/
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Santa Cruz Orators (SCO) Club - Club #: 7481, Dist #: 04, Est: 06/15/1989 Meeting Time: 12:10pm - 1:15 pm, Monday
Goodwill Industries, Conference Room (closed federal holidays)
350 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060, United States
Club Status: Open to all
(831) 234 7082
Click here to email club santacruzorators.freetoasthost.us/
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Surf City Advanced Club - Club #: 5127, Dist #: 04, Est: 05/01/1983 Meeting Time: 9:00 a.m., 4th Sat
Goodwill Industries
350 Encinal St, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060, United States
Club Status: Open to all
This club may have professional and/or educational prerequisites for membership.
Please contact the club for further information.
Comment by Bobby Whitehouse on January 3, 2009 at 10:04pm
Goal setting is a huge deal and likewise, I find the transition from one year to the next a great time to reflect on the accomplishments of the previous and get focused (and fired up) on what you want in the new year. Set goals that get you out of your comfort zone, like public speaking or participating in a blog discussion (first time). Aim some goals so high that if you miss it you still accomplish something awesome. Have a great 2009!

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