I admit it, I’ve done it. I’ve set goals too big to wrap my arms around. Have you? While we work toward what we really want, the big Kahuna, things can seem like they’re moving in serious slow motion. With all that’s on your list of things to do, it can feel like you haven’t done anything when you’re checking them off one by one. Instead of looking at what you have left to do, make sure you make time to take in what you’ve done!

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If you’re trying to publish your first book, be proud of the outline you’ve created. That’s progress!

Starting a vegetable garden? Taking the step to get the dirt, and the seeds and the planters is part of the process. It’s the beginning of a delicious garden. Also known as progress!

Got a big goal? Don’t forget about the little things along the way. No need to wait until reaching the big goal to celebrate. The so-called small things count too. Celebrate! Every.Single.One.

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Here’s my view on it all. We all have to take baby steps to get o where we want to go. You need each and every small grain of sand to make a majestic sand castle. So no matter how small your steps are, keep walking. It will lead to something great, majestic even.

What goals are you working on? How do you make goals less overwhelming?

5 Comments on Ahem, You ROCK!

  1. Camesha,

    You really hit home with this one for me. I feel like there is just not enough time for all the little things that need to be that equal that one big thing.

    I am trying to promote my blog more and trying to get a book started. Yet I know these things don’t just happen, they take steps. And these steps are sometimes painfully slow.

    But you are right, they mean something. At the end of the day, when I am exhausted and my brain hurts, and I think I did nothing for the day, I look at my list of crossed off items and know I am just a little closer to my goals.

    ~Allie

  3. SOOOO true! oh MY but don’t we all need this! Tired of fretting over goals that were Jolly Green Giant sized in the first place.
    “Don’t compare your chaoter one to someone else’s chapter 20!” ~ author unknown but one SMART cookie! *wink*

  4. I too get caught up in the big picture and this is a great reminder to reflect on the things I’ve checked off on my way to the goal.

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