Fun memories and just fun to look back at the things that I have done this year. Check out your year and see if you have been doing the things you want to do and have been with the people you want to surround yourself with.
Every year, around the holiday season, everyone plans and sets goals for themselves to be a better version of themselves. To spend the next year growing and honing in on different goals/achievements. Often times trying to create new habits or living styles. Ultimately a great deal of these resolutions fail, because the discipline is not there, or maybe someone shot too far out. Making an unrealistic goal for themselves. If you never have exercised in your life do not say that your goal is to workout 7 days a week. That is unrealistic. Rather, I say take these changes one step at a time. Make them measurable. Give yourself check in points. 1 month, 2 months, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, etc. Everyone wants to grow and evolve. However, everyone likes to keep things familiar or make excuses why they can't achieve their goals as an attempt to rationalize. With all of this in mind I have really been thinking on what this last year presented me with and who I want to become in 2018...
I want to be a man of many talents: a published author an outdoors man a traveler a competent home development worker a fisherman a man of his word a father a lover a husband a friend to many an inspiration to more a teacher a student a man of depth a story teller a happy man a man warn and withered who still came out ontop a motivator a character a man who endures a man of growth a man that has reached his full potential a farmer a shining light a man of god
Recently I had the great privilege of traveling to New Orleans. Having been born and raised in Minnesota, this experience was quite a shell-shock. Lake living and frigid tundra winters gave way to a city built on soul and the greatest cuisine of all time (Cajun!). Minnesota being a place that prides itself on hot-dish (fancy casserole) and flannels does not have the same cultural significance as a place such a New Orleans, my apologies to all Minnesotans. I love Minnesota and my childhood there, but we are not as stimulating by means of culture. Plus we have Paul Bunyan! Having committed the last couple years of my life to intense traveling, I like to say that I have came to see a great many things. However, in all the places that I have been I have yet to see a place truly like NOLA (New Orleans slang). The best way that I can describe it would be to say that NOLA is the birth child of Austin, TX and Nashville, TN and it is the twin sister of Amsterdam that was sent to boardin...
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