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These goals continue this month:
- Pay $500 a month on our HELOC. Made it last month! We came up with $505.06. Yes that $.06 counts!
- Put all of the verses in the Bible using the word “perfect” into a chart. This goal is modified from the one I didn’t get through last month.
- Design the branding for my virtual and technical assistance services and distribute a button for my clients to display. I was so close to getting this done last month, but I didn’t so it remains a goal.
Goals and accountability are crucial to success. What are your goals this month and who are you allowing to keep you accountable?
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Wow, just curious about why you want to research perfect. I’m a perfectionist and some days I wish I wasn’t! I would love to see what verses you come up with.
Shonda, my “one word” for the year is perfect. I’m trying to “rediscover perfect” and find a Biblical definition for perfect. I think God is leading me towards writing an ebook/bible study out of it.
I should probably do part two with you. I need a crash course on what perfection is truly about!
Tami, I’m trying to rediscover a Bible definition of perfect. So far, it is more about wholeness than our culture’s idea of being without fault or failure.
I love that you’re “redesigned” your goals from last month! 🙂 I’m praying you can get them done this month! (Visiting from Welcome to our Good life!)
Thanks Mindy. These are things that still need to be done. Gotta keeping pushing on 🙂
Yay for the extra 5.06 that you managed to find on top of the 500. Great work. Awesome goals!!!!
I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw the extra few dollars as I added everything up.
Thank you for mentioning the word “perfect” the previous commenter is right, the Bible talks about perfect meaning whole and complete. That kind of perfect I can handle and work toward. Our modern society defines perfect as being without fault…that will never be me.
I’m going through the Hebrew and Greek words for perfect and developing a working definition of perfect. I pondering a book on the subject.
Way to go on your money goal – it’s awesome watching that balance drop, isn’t it?!
The HELOC is going to take a lot longer than Josh’s student loan. Baby steps…
Wow on the money goal! We’ve got to pay down our credit cards, but something always seems to come up!