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June Goal Update!

I have been trying to look back at my past goals in order to make sure that there is not anything important that I forgot to do...

After re-reading June's goal list (see below) I have found that I actually was able to accomplish most of the things that I set out to do.

I listed to an audio book that I got from the library, The 100 Ways to Bring Out Your Best
I read MORE then 2 books (Including 50 Shades of Grey!)
I spent a multitude of time with family and friends, including a 3 day weekend celebrating 
        my grandma's birthday, and a week at Cub Lake with friends on the boat!
I hit my Earning Goal of $1,000 for Surveys and I am on track for another good month!


June Goals
Re-commit to the Money Saving Mom's 4 Weeks to Organized Challenge
Try 1 New Recipe Each Week, Including Homemade Pizza Pockets
Listen to at Least 1 Audio Book
Read 2 Books, Hopefully 1 of them is 50 Shades of Grey, I keep hearing Wonderful Things!
Spend More Time with Friends and Family, and My "Little"
Continue Towards My Survey Earnings Goal of $1,000 (I am hoping to Hit It this Month!)
Move to a Complete Cash Budget (Except for Gas in My Car...I hate Going In!)


There are a few things that I need to get done that were left on the list, as well as some habits that I need to work on to make sure that I am being the best me that I can be.


Do you ever take a look behind you to see how far you have come and to see what you still need to work on?  What have you been procrastinating on?
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