Hi,
Happy New Year to you!
It's 9 days into the new year and it's been a week of "Trying to balance" which has gone well so far. I took a one week break from my social media account, I just logged out and I felt so much relief. Running a social media account can be so tasking if we're being honest and it's really been a productive break.
I am not even sure I know if it is wise at this point to make goals for this year but I do realize that having those goals will you stay focused through the year. I acknowledge that it is not about my plans or goals but for God is the ultimate one that has the reigns.
In that light, I will still share what I hope my 2021 will look like (God willing)
- I would love to create more valuable content - sharing more of what we do with homeschooling and encouraging other SAHMs
- I would love to collaborate with more brands using my video skills and photography skills
- I would love to get an assistant as soon as I can afford it.
- I would love to finish the project I am working on
- I would love to continue the work we are doing with Homeschooling conversations
- I would love to update my Canva course and launch my blogging course on a decent platform to consolidate it
Putting things in place to ensure that it's not just wishful thinking but doing things deliberately. Here are the things that I am putting in place to be deliberate about ensuring I do my part to reach these goals;
- Documenting all our homeschool journey and reaching out to real SAHMs to join me to tell our stories.
- I am speaking to an agency to help me with this part.
- When I make more money, I will put up an ad
- Sent a message to the person that is supposed to help me out with it, will also have an outlined timeline for the project and put it before me.
- Think through the pain points and questions around homeschooling
- I have actually been lazy about this, I've just not gotten round to do it. Will need to press the record button next week. Lol
I really hope that I can look back (God willing) and be able to pat myself in the back at a job well done.
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