Writing a personal constitution (even though I want to reflect on it for a while and possibly change some things) really helped me to decide what I value most in my life and where I want to place my efforts. It was nice to choose what is most important and recognize which things in my life are not important at all and that maybe I can let some of those lesser things go.
Any time I ever think about my big dream (running a performing dance group for adults), a million reasons why I shouldn’t do it immediately pop into my head. Which is why deconstructing them was so nice. It was actually really therapeutic. Writing them down, made me realize how silly some of them were and what the very easy solutions to others were. It was really nice to take the big scary problems and break them down into simple solutions.
I also really enjoyed the chapter in “The Ministry of Business” book we finished last week on Financial Fitness. I have spent a lot of time this week thinking about ways to grow our “Independence Account” and I have spent time revamping our budget so that we are paying ourselves first each paycheck. It will take some time to get used to it, but I’m really excited about these new financial goals we are working towards.
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