I need new goals, as my path has been altered a bit since I last made these and because I'm more or less accomplished in each. First, rundown of old goals. 1) Smoking cessation. I quit smoking! I also have slowed down drinking to once every week or two. I love my healthy and unhungover self just so damn much more than my bleary-eyed, lethargic, and lazy Saturday and Sunday mornings. 2) Regular exercise. I broke my pinky so for five weeks I was in a cast, though I managed to play soccer quite regularly. But now, in the three weeks since my cast has come off, I've been going to the gym six times a week. I love it. Protip: get a roommate who is knowledgable and fit and challenges you everyday (I admit that this isn't a protip as much as totally lucking out). 3) Regular You Need A Budget (YNAB) updates. This was essentially a goal to follow a budget, and I did... until things changed. I had to, or really wanted to, visit a partner in New York. The thing about working on a near volunteer basis is that my savings are wiped any time I want to do anything. But, I did start a Roth IRA! And I am saving money now to move to Colorado. 4) Keep a track of daily habits (Read. Write. Exercise. Brush. Floss.) I may have noted the last check-in about this, but I don't keep a track of these habits as much as I just do them everyday. New Goals. Fun. 1) Write something for a larger audience. I write, but my audience is almost only ever myself or one other person in the case of letter writing. I want to write something for people. (And hubski comments, although a great outlet for me, are not allowed to count.) 2) Not damage or break or lose my personal effects. I break or lose items, like phones or my leatherman multi-tool, like I have money growing on trees. It's terrible. I most certainly do not have money like that. I would like to say that I'm getting better, but the test will begin when I get a new phone in the coming weeks. Let's see if I can own it and keep it in good shape for a year. That will break my current record of 11 months. I'm kind of embarrassed. 3) I will acknowledge and abide by the voice of hesitation when making larger purchases. I have a tiny voice in my head that I have found holds a lot of good sense when it comes to buying. If the voice is present, and I buy it, OFTEN I am regretful. I will use the voice! Will add more later!