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As time moves forward and I gain more experience (though still very little as I have not yet crossed the 30 marker), it seems to me that many people spend a lot of time focusing on the concept of "life." I can't exclude myself from this group as the topic is woven very deeply into the concept of this blog. My interest is more in the concept of quality or use of life. The idea that you have a finite life with infinite possibilities (in theory anyway).

As I think more deeply on this topic, more I begin to realize that I feel as I am squandering my "finite life." I spend quit a bit of time setting and even achieving goals and life "milestones," but the more I evaluate what I do the less I think I am doing it right.  I think, no I know, I got scared at a set point in my life. I went from going full force for anything and everything I wanted to making very careful decisions. I am following the safe path or option of least resistance.

I don't want you to think I am all Wednesday Adams' glum. I'm really not. I'm not even disappointed or upset with myself for taking the current path I am on. For certain reasons, this is the path that I needed to take to get my back to the point of realizing what I truly want. But I also realize, I now have almost ten years of behaviors and old ideals that need to be modified.

So that is where you and this blog come in! I just want a place where I can share my journey back to my highest goals and wishes. I hope that you will be inspired to take your "truest journey." Or simply enjoy my successes and misadventures as I comb the wilderness for my path.

Much of my "plan" has been directly stolen from Gretchen Rubin's The Happiness Project. If you want more information on her journey, visit www.gretchenrubin.com. I am eagerly awaiting her new book Before & After as it focuses on making and breaking habits. I know this is going to be my biggest struggle!

I hope you enjoy the ride!

Welcome!
Nikki

Restorative | Input | Analytical | Consistency | Adaptability
Introverted | Intuitive | Thinking | Judging (INTJ)