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Every year we get a chance to look back at the past year and see what we have done. Maybe what we havenā€™t gotten done and decide if we would like to carry that forward into the next year. This year is the end of a decade so itā€™s a great time to write our plans for the next decade.

goat looking to future

What do you think this goat is seeing in her future?

I know how important it is to write down goals, but I still have trouble doing it. My personality falls toward the organizing type so why donā€™t I do this.

It gets back to setting down and taking the time. In all my busyness I donā€™t take the time I want to organize things. Or I spend too much time micromanaging something that I donā€™t need to and donā€™t get around to the real task.

I also have a desire for perfectionism or maybe this is better termed a fear of failure. Sometimes it keeps me frozen and unable to move on with something.

I also tend to marinate ideas. For instance, I started writing this a few days ago then I put it aside uncompleted so I could turn the ideas over in my head. Now itā€™s a must do situation to make my self-imposed deadline. Yes, in that time I got some important things done, but now itā€™s crunch time.

lake and trees

We all need a place to jump in.

I believe my wanting to marinate ideas stems from my perfectionism. I want my writing to be perfect and therefore I get too busy to complete it. I end up doing it at the last minute and that doesnā€™t feel very good.

The funny thing is that people seem to like my writing most when I feel like itā€™s not very good. Like several years ago when I was working on a logo design for someone and was pushed to show it to them when I didnā€™t feel like it was done. The client loved it and it needed hardly any more work.

You see I know in my head that done is better than perfect but itā€™s really hard for that troll to stop shouting in my ear that Iā€™m not good enough. Itā€™s not good enough. You donā€™t know enough.

I have a vision that I wrote when I started the Equine Gestalt Coaching program. In 2020 Iā€™m starting a new chapter of my learning of Gestalt. I will need to take a look at my year and come up with a plan to make this goal and my vision easier to accomplish.

I have a coach who is highly organized and Iā€™m hoping she will help me with this but ultimately it falls back on my doing it.tree face

Iā€™m offering a Visioning Weekend to help you work on your vision. Be it for the next year or the next decade. Join me as I look back at the past year/decade and look forward to what lies ahead.

For more information on the Visioning Weekend click here.

Donā€™t leave your life Unwritten.

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Onward!ā€‹ Racing Into the New Decade ā€“ Letā€™s Get Started

Susan is a lifelong horsewoman, a Master Equine Gestaltist, an Equine Assisted PlayShop facilitator, a breast cancer survivor, a reluctant caregiver, a photographer, and a metal artist. She has a BA in Communications and works with doctors, caregivers, and patients through the Equine Gestalt Coaching MethodĀ®.