*Note: I wrote this on January 2nd, but completely forgot about it. I don't know why I didn't just post it...maybe I had something very deep and meaningful to add to it? Couldn't tell ya. So, here it is now.
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I am trying to avoid resolutions this year, because I usually forget them after the first week. Not because I decide not to follow them; I really forget them. And writing it down doesn't help if you never go back and look at it. I suppose I could write them all on my bathroom mirror, but...nah...
However, there is a list of good resolutions from CreativePro.com. It's geared toward freelancing graphic designers, but you can all read them and adjust them to your situation. Here's their list.
10 years ago
Yeah, I would say resolutions are not for you since you forgot about the post, let alone the resolutions.
ReplyDeleteI had a thought that you should design dvds. You know the menues, graphics and such. Sounds fun to me! =)
Ah, iDVD is a great program for that. Of course, you're limited to their templates, so creating your own would be super fun, too.
ReplyDeleteI like the resolutions, but they don't seem very quantifiable, know what I mean? I need something where I can easily track my progress to actually feel like the resolution was worth it.
I can apply most of that to myself. Especially thank the people you work with and for and reconnect with the love of it. Because I did originally do this job because I love working with kids. I just forget that most days. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm going to use the last 3 to get to the place in my life where I can teach because I want to, not because I have to. Pretty burned out right now (not with teaching, just the admin stuff). Need a new vision.
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