Tag: new years resolutions

Q2 Review of my plans for 2014

24 July 2014

In January, I put together a list of things I wanted to get done in 2014, this is my second review of how I'm doing. As I mentioned in my Q1 review back in April, it's one thing to write down plans for the year, and another thing to review them at the end. But […]

Q1 Review of my plans for 2014

25 April 2014

It's easy to write New Year's Resolutions at the start of the year, then write about them at the end of the year, and wonder why you didn't lose weight, save money, or do that thing you wanted to. Basically, taking one step after another into mediocrity and suppressed ambition. It doesn't have to be […]

Try not to be amazed, confused and maybe a bit tearful, when you read my plans for 2014

24 January 2014

My first plan for 2014 is not to use upworthy-style headlines to drive people to my blog again, but since you're here, why not take a glance? Over the past few years, I've tried to make plans for the upcoming year. Read over some of my plans for the coming year from 2013, 2012, 2010, 2009 – all guaranteed to make me […]

Plans for 2013

2 February 2013

With reference to my round up of my 2012 resolutions and aims, here are some for 2013: Develop my photography skills I recently had various compliments on photos I've taken, which is always very gratefully appreciated. However, having a nice camera does not make someone a good photographer, and I need to reduce the ratio […]

How did my plans for 2012 work out?

30 December 2012

I made some plans at the start of 2012 for the year ahead and whilst I managed to somewhat take the edge of this post by posting a "final quarter review" 3/4's of the way through the year, a few things have changed since then. Since then, I've done more blogging than ever, I've wanted […]

New Year plans: 2012 final quarter review.

7 September 2012

At the end of 2011, I made some vague plans for 2012. Not resolutions. Nothing grandiose. But things that would probably be good ideas. Do more offbeat, adventurous, unexpected, unusual things. More travel. It largely doesn’t matter where, just more of it. Find some new ways to take myself out of my depth Ok. I'm […]