1) Get my own promotional site up

2) Execute my seminar series and run my first few in the southeast (Birmingham & Hattiesburg)

3) Get out of the club so I can do numbers 1 and 2 full time, and so I won’t be recovering from an all-nighter when I get called to the big show.

It was great reconnecting with you in ‘09. I’m certain that 2010 will be remarkably good:)

Growing up, I never wanted to lose that ability. I feel we lose so much as we get older because we do things how “we are taught” or “the right way.” We forget that we are all pretty smart cookies. I have always listened to my stomach. Maybe thats why its so ample. And, more often, than not, it has led me down the right path, which I cant say I always followed (and if you ask my mom, who will tell you that I am lying about her passing out drunk, I chose the wrong path a lot), but I always knew.

Im excited to hear that you are listening to that voice again. The voice we all have, and have always had. I am also excited to see where it leads you. After all, you’ve done pretty amazing without listening to it…

One of my goals to continue to find my faith. It’s always been a struggle for me but I’m hoping to find my way on my own terms but with the help of others when I need it, have questions….

Weight of course but mostly just wanna be a better person as cheesy as it may sound. I really wanna be a better friend, mom, wife….

I for one do not make resolutions. In my mind, a resolution is something that is made at the beginning of the year and ends shortly thereafter. Perhaps this perception is due to a pattern I’ve personally developed. Okay – perhaps shmerhaps. Surely it is. But I do try to make ongoing efforts towards personal development. In this last year I’ve had some pretty big changes. The biggest was probably completing grad school and moving to Seattle then promptly diving in head first to the social media scene here along side starting up several side ventures of my own. I once thought that after grad school I’d have tons of extra time to take care of me. Something I hadn’t been able to do in grad school working 18 hrs/day 7 days/week, nor prior to that when I was working two full time jobs. Well, post-grad school nothing had changed. I am a chronic over-dipper. I take on too much and then end up neglecting me and the things that can bring me “real” rewards. So, recently I’ve made a resolution, not to the new year, but rather to myself, to focus. Pure and simple FOCUS on what is important and what will bring me closer to the person I want to be tomorrow, next month and next year. Focus. Easier said than done for this girl, but I’ll try regardless.