Its a new year. I won't do a year review now. Birthdays are good for that. Its time for some resolutions. Some say they are meant to be broken. But I'll leave that phrase to promises and begin optimistically. To sustain them, my list is small:
1. Initiate Project Y. Its been on my mind for a long time now and its finally time to start with a codename. I won't let this one become a procrastinated sulk. Its too big in my brain for that. I have started on the right note with weekly time allocations(This week is done!) and keeping it just in my head. No expectations, pressure, questions or answers. My only fear is managing it with my semester studies but I think I'll be able to do it. Rest is planned and I'm not looking back. More updates will come as it progresses but I'll not define any timelines!
2. Lose it. Here 'it' simply means some(more) body fat. This is definitely must be the world no. 1 in new year resolutions to be listed and cheated on. Let's see how good I'll be at keeping it.
3. Time. Need to control it, manage it, use it. This is probably the most bugging thing in my head of all time now. I've always cribbed about this to myself but this year I really want things to be different. Using a planner or anything doesn't work and I always end up wondering why I am not doing anything when I have a million things-to-do. This is also my most feared resolution that I may not be able to keep up. But habits change aaand we're back to optimism.
4. Read and learn. These two words here are to be used together and separately. I actually freaked out these holidays after realizing that there are so many books with me to read and so many more to be discovered. Its something I enjoy yet have no idea why I don't do. And learning also means learning new things. Guitar classes are good to start with and I'll probably start in a week or two.
5. Blog more. This post may be six days late and there may be seven drafts in my Blogger account, but I will blog more.
P.S. WHOEVER you are, don't ever ask anything about Project Y, coz it won't be any good. Also, after the feedback, the comments bug is now fixed which creeped in after the template change.
