Hi guys, this post isn't a mistake. Yes I do know that it is already the end of February, and this might be a little to late post but at least I'm getting it done before I forget the goals I set at the start of the year. I actually listed all of these on the eve of 2017 New Years.
It's been stuck in my phone notepad since then and I thought that jotting this down on my blog would give me a better reminder and I would be able to look back on these goals I made in the future.
Before I list down my goals for 2017, just want to recap 2016. 2016 has been an amazing year. There were a lot of memorable moments, from getting my first job, graduating from degree, traveling to Japan for the first time and reaching 4 MILLION VIEWS on my blog. Am really thankful for all of the blessings given and I thank God for each of them.
Jacquelyn's Graduation
Getting My First Job
My Graduation
Traveling to Japan (Summer & Autumn 2016)
It's always good to look back once in a while, so that you'll be able to plan ahead. I still can't believe that I will be turning 25 this year. So many times to do, but so little time. Hopefully this time, I would be able to achieve all of my 2017 New Year Goals.
1. Take Care Of Me
- Exercise and get strong (lose 10kg if possible)
- Be happier. Laugh more, give more and care less.
- Learn to cook more
- Spend less and save more (RM 10k)
2. Be Productive
- Blog once a week (Reach 6 Million views on the blog)
- Be on time (especially for church)
3. Grow
- Learn how to use Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Illustrator
- Organise and declutter the unnecessary
- Work smarter, not harder
- Speak as much Korean as possible (I actually took an exam for beginners class and passed!)
- Exercise and get strong (lose 10kg if possible)
- Be happier. Laugh more, give more and care less.
- Learn to cook more
- Spend less and save more (RM 10k)
2. Be Productive
- Blog once a week (Reach 6 Million views on the blog)
- Be on time (especially for church)
3. Grow
- Learn how to use Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Illustrator
- Organise and declutter the unnecessary
- Work smarter, not harder
- Speak as much Korean as possible (I actually took an exam for beginners class and passed!)
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