It is ironic that this final post on SMART Goals should be the "Time-bound" component. I make no excuses, except to quote American Author Jean M. Auel, "Life sometimes gets in the way of writing." So, here I sit, time-bound by an upcoming appointment, attempting to devote all my attention to the task at hand, to wrap up this drawn-out and much-dramatized goal-setting instructive narration (I'm being too generous with either or both of those descriptive terms, certainly...) How do we illustrate "Time-bound" most effectively? **Extra points if you recognize this altered quote: "It is a fact universally acknowledged that a container of ice cream must be in want of a spoon." Time is the object of so many colloquialisms, we can't help but use them to make our point: Colloquialism #1: Time waits for no man. Or woman...If you don't eat that last bit of ice cream that's left in the bottom of the carton, the next time you open i...
Finding growth, joy and purpose in impossible places