They say that the first month of resolutions is the easier and the hardest. You feel motivated for your goals, but you’re still getting into the routine of everything. And I can attest to that in this update on my 2018 resolutions. As I said in my post earlier last month, I believe more in focus words as a form of resolutions. I love that they can be interpreted widely and feel more positive. This is the first year I’ve taken to this new ideation and so far I am loving it. I

We’re a week into 2018 and I’m still trying to figure out how I feel. It’s a year where I want change and success and peace, and to get there I need to prepare for all that’s going to happen for the next 365 days. While having brunch with a girlfriend this weekend {where I made the best French toast bake} we talked about what 2018 has in store for us. Both of us are feeling very career driven this year and we both feel like we’re staring at a blank map. How do we get to where

If you’ve looked at social media in the last 48 hours you’ve likely seen the word “resolution” a few thousand times. With the beginning of a new year comes the beginning of resolutions, and honestly, I’m not in the club. This year I’m all into focus words. Until a year ago, I was all on board with making New Year’s Resolutions. They set the stone for the next 365 days and make you feel either awesome or crappy come mid-March. As I said in my last post I don’t really believe i

Goals. We all have them. We all try to reach them. Some of us accomplish them. Some of us leave them in the wind, waiting for a friendly hand to pick them up again. Below are some of my goals for 2011, revised. I plan on really sticking to these goals too. Morgan’s Goals for 2011 Get my book to a publisher Get a 4.2 Come up with a catch phrase Get my ears pierced Write an article for my local newspaper But these are only some of my multiple goals. If I were to write them all,