I have become a “goal setter” since I quit my day job. I
even post in those pesky “what are you goals this month” threads in the Etsy
forums. I feel like I’m throwing it out to the universe and I don’t want to let
the universe down of course! Really, it’s more of a personal shaming especially
when those equally pesky month end “how’d you do with your goals this month”
threads come back to haunt me.
In May I set some pretty big goals for myself. It was my
birth month so I figured the universe might reward me with some gifts! I met or
exceeded all but 2 of my goals and even got some done that were going to go on
the June list. I’m not going to bore you with the met goals; instead, may I introduce
the un-met:
- Get 75 items listed in the Anvil Designs shop.
- Curate a treasury that makes it to the front page. This is on my list every month…
On May 31st I had 58 items. I’m not complaining I
sold about the same amount of items in May as I did in Feb., March & April
combined. I still ended the month with 10 more listings than the prior month so
I’m carrying this one over. I might make it; I have 63 items listed as of this
writing.
I have an obsession regarding curating a treasury that makes
it to the front page. What can I say? I think it may be a whole post one of
these days. At any rate I cant complain about this one either as I hardly made any treasuries in May due to working on realistic goals.
All that said back to the title of this post. I decided to
give myself a bit of a break this week as far as the shop is concerned. My only
goal is to do only things I feel like doing during my normal working hours.
Yesterday I felt like working in my garden and spent about 3 hours doing so
until it got too hot. But oddly when I had to take cover from the sun I went to
my work bench and pounded out these 2 garden markers. Isn't it nice when nature inspires even when we are taking a break?
Brand new design inspired by my morning yard work.
Not a new design but a new font for this design.
Now I'm off to collect seeds from my lettuce plants I let go to seed!
Happy gardening~
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