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Reminder for progress

     The problem with making big goals is that sometimes you don't reach them, sometimes you don't really come close even. A while ago I wrote about the importance of goals, not for the sake of accomplishing those goals, but for who you become while reaching them.
     When you let go of the expectation for perfection it frees you to keep try when you don't make it. For instance this blog, my life got thrown through a little bit of a hurricane for a second, not a bad one, I definitely got out of some of my habits though. This blog being one of them, and because I no longer had a perfect record in writing on this blog it was harder and harder for me to be motivated to start back up.
     Until today when I remembered, what I had written a while ago, that goals are about who we become, not how perfectly we accomplish them.
     So here it goes, I am starting again, I am ready to see who I become through accomplishing this goal.


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