Accomplished in 2020

While I’m generally a huge planner and love to dream about what I’ll accomplish in the next days, weeks, months, years, I think it can be valuable to think about what I already have accomplished, too, though. I don’t do this often enough, so I’m hoping that adding this practice into my life can help

2021 Goals

I love setting goals. There is something so refreshing about dreaming about what the future could hold and about all the good times I can enjoy in the months and years to come. Especially after the mess that 2020 has been, I think we are all hoping for a calmer, more predictable 2021. With the

November Goal Accomplishments

I set four goals for November and some of them were so, so vague, so I’m sure anyone into the SMART goals would have some strong words for me. That being said, I accomplished some of them and did not accomplish others, but that is okay. I will try to do better with my December

December Goal Setting

December may be a difficult month to accomplish much during, but I am still going to set several goals to try to keep myself on track. If you’ve read previous posts of mine, it will not be a surprise that the majority of my goals have to do with Step studying. Review neurology/psychiatry. This is

Mid-November Check-in

We are about halfway through both Q4 and November, and I’m super happy to report all of my goals are going well! My proudest accomplishment recently is writing an abstract for some research I had been wanting to do since the summer. I submitted my abstract for a conference I would like to present it

Q4 Goals

2020 has not gone at all how anyone had hoped. Between a pandemic, police brutality (in the US), an election year (also in the US), continued racial injustice, and so many more events wreaking havoc on life, it’s been hard to accomplish much beyond just day-to-day survival. I want to finish the year strong, though,