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Congratulations…
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.. to my favorite team, the Washington Redskins on making it to the playoffs.
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.. to my favorite team, the Washington Redskins on making it to the playoffs.
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I know, over the next few weeks you will be bombarded with the word “goals”.
Although this is primarily a blog dedicated to scrapbooking, the article below
though focusing mainly on scrapbooking can be applied to our everyday situations.
Happy New Year’s Eve!
By Sue DiFranco
Copyright © 2003 Sue DiFranco/Fun Facts Publishing
Goal setting is a must, no matter who you are. Sure, you might have a lot of dreams, and things you’d like to do, but until you write them down, you can’t expect them to magically come true. Once they are written, you begin consciously and subconsciously working on a plan to achieve them. Does goal-setting work? Ask the millions of people who have tried this “radical” approach and found their lives changed for the better: Tony Robbins, Mark Victor Hansen, Oprah Winfrey, Zig Ziglar…
One way to approach your Goals is by doing it the “SMART” way:
1. Specific. Each goal should have a narrow focus. For example, “I earn $20,000 a month” is preferred over “I earn a lot of money each month.”
2. Measurable. Can the outcome be measured by a number or percentage? An amount of money to make, a number of pounds to lose, a number of books to read?
3. Action-oriented. What action needs to be taken to achieve this goal? Goals don’t just “happen” - there is planning involved. What do you intend to do?
4. Realistic. I believe you should go over the top with your goals - think big! However, if you feel you’ll be disappointed if you don’t achieve that particular goal in that particular amount of time, then make your goals challenging, yet still attainable.
5. Time-Limited. Every goal should have a deadline. When do you realistically want to accomplish this goal? Next month? In 6 months? One year?
Copyright © 2003 by Sue DiFranco
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I know, over the next few weeks you will be bombarded with the word “goals”.
Although this is primarily a blog dedicated to scrapbooking, the article below
though focusing mainly on scrapbooking can be applied to our everyday situations.
Happy New Year’s Eve!
By Sue DiFranco
Copyright © 2003 Sue DiFranco/Fun Facts Publishing
Goal setting is a must, no matter who you are. Sure, you might have a lot of dreams, and things you’d like to do, but until you write them down, you can’t expect them to magically come true. Once they are written, you begin consciously and subconsciously working on a plan to achieve them. Does goal-setting work? Ask the millions of people who have tried this “radical” approach and found their lives changed for the better: Tony Robbins, Mark Victor Hansen, Oprah Winfrey, Zig Ziglar…
One way to approach your Goals is by doing it the “SMART” way:
1. Specific. Each goal should have a narrow focus. For example, “I earn $20,000 a month” is preferred over “I earn a lot of money each month.”
2. Measurable. Can the outcome be measured by a number or percentage? An amount of money to make, a number of pounds to lose, a number of books to read?
3. Action-oriented. What action needs to be taken to achieve this goal? Goals don’t just “happen” - there is planning involved. What do you intend to do?
4. Realistic. I believe you should go over the top with your goals - think big! However, if you feel you’ll be disappointed if you don’t achieve that particular goal in that particular amount of time, then make your goals challenging, yet still attainable.
5. Time-Limited. Every goal should have a deadline. When do you realistically want to accomplish this goal? Next month? In 6 months? One year?
Copyright © 2003 by Sue DiFranco
Blog-entries protected by digital fingerprint:0964acc1331c0d652a1372531c5f5208Scrapbooking Made Easy
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Is on today on IRTV through DirecTV featuring Cricut
All times EST
4:00p Channel 314
9:30p Channel 268
And Sunday December 30
for the night owls
1:00a Channel 268
9:00a Channel 274
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Is on today on IRTV through DirecTV featuring Cricut
All times EST
4:00p Channel 314
9:30p Channel 268
And Sunday December 30
for the night owls
1:00a Channel 268
9:00a Channel 274
Blog-entries protected by digital fingerprint:0964acc1331c0d652a1372531c5f5208Cut the Super Bowl
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2008
Scramories combines a favorite past-time to create and raise awareness and money for Locks of Love on Super Bowl Sunday.
Liberty, NC December 28, 2007 — Smearing some black lines on one’s face never hurt anyone — show some team spirit in a favorite football jersey and join Scramories in its first ever Super Crop Party on Super Bowl Sunday.
Join Scramories for its inaugural online scrapbooking Super Crop to raise money and awareness for cancer research. The crop will be hosted online at http://scramories.com/blog on Super Bowl Sunday, February 3, 2008. The event will run from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Eastern) with several intermissions. Participants will have the opportunity to create an entire scrapbook album and will receive scrapbooking advice and instruction during the event.
Croppers are asked to donate $20 to participate and are encouraged to make a scrapbook on the topic of the day, football. Whether its your favorite team even if they didn’t make it to the big game, or of your children who play the sport as well as cheerleading, come share in the camaraderie of the day and get creative tips on easy ways to organize photographs, record journaling notes as well as pre-plan scrapbook layouts for other special occasions. Donations from the proceeds will benefit Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.
So whether you’re brand new to the hobby of scrapbooking, or Queen Scrapper, this party will provide much needed crop time while in the company of like-minded scrappers.
As a thank you for attending, each attendant will receive their choice of a digital helmet in their professional team colors.
So ladies and gentlemen are you ready for some super cropping?
Interested persons can find additional information at http://scramories.com/blog.
Scramories is an all-in-one resource center for all your digital scrapbooking needs; from a very simple birthday layout to a glamorous wedding album, both digital and paper. Please visit http://scramories.com/blog to learn more.
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Scramories combines a favorite past-time to create and raise awareness and money for Locks of Love on Super Bowl Sunday.
Liberty, NC December 28, 2007 — Smearing some black lines on one’s face never hurt anyone — show some team spirit in a favorite football jersey and join Scramories in its first ever Super Crop Party on Super Bowl Sunday.
Join Scramories for its inaugural online scrapbooking Super Crop to raise money and awareness for cancer research. The crop will be hosted online at http://scramories.com/blog on Super Bowl Sunday, February 3, 2008. The event will run from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Eastern) with several intermissions. Participants will have the opportunity to create an entire scrapbook album and will receive scrapbooking advice and instruction during the event.
Croppers are asked to donate $20 to participate and are encouraged to make a scrapbook on the topic of the day, football. Whether its your favorite team even if they didn’t make it to the big game, or of your children who play the sport as well as cheerleading, come share in the camaraderie of the day and get creative tips on easy ways to organize photographs, record journaling notes as well as pre-plan scrapbook layouts for other special occasions. Donations from the proceeds will benefit Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.
So whether you’re brand new to the hobby of scrapbooking, or Queen Scrapper, this party will provide much needed crop time while in the company of like-minded scrappers.
As a thank you for attending, each attendant will receive their choice of a digital helmet in their professional team colors.
So ladies and gentlemen are you ready for some super cropping?
Interested persons can find additional information at http://scramories.com/blog.
Scramories is an all-in-one resource center for all your digital scrapbooking needs; from a very simple birthday layout to a glamorous wedding album, both digital and paper. Please visit http://scramories.com/blog to learn more.
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