Tuesday Treasures: Goals

“Tuesday Treasures” is a weekly series. It is such a fun uplifting title that I can’t resist using it! I have a few snippets of information and inspiration to share with you today. This week’s focus: GOALS.

Fresh

Excited to announce a brand new component of Spring – Sprout Out Loud! We tap awesome writers, bloggers, and creative individuals to weigh in on a question addressed in one of our weekly videos. Our first guest is amazing: Jessica Schroeder from What I Wore discusses non-supporters.
- Sprout Out Loud: Jessica from What I Wore on Non-Supporters
- Spring Tweets! Follow Spring on Twitter – @SpringInspire
New post on Psychology Today – I Am (not) Good Enough: Three Ways to Battle This Feeling

Treasures

Visual Inspiration
- Goal and Intention Kit by Jess Gonacha Swift
- Define your business goals through super fun and creative exercises – Right-Brain Business Plan by Jenn Lee
- The 5 Book by Dan Zadra – The 5 book is your “playbook for life.” It features thought-provoking quotations and real-life examples to serve as both a spark and a road map for what’s exciting in your life. [Be sure to watch the video that accompanies the book on the website!]
- Free planners are available for download on Productive Flourishing – be sure to check out the rest of the blog, blogger Charlie Gilkey is a productivity genius.
Online Inspiration
- If you ran the world, what would you do? – Well start by joining this amazing experiment, IfWeRanTheWorld
- Happy New You! – a creative online workshop
- State your goal! List your goals on 43 Things (and check out the other goals – what’s most popular – really fun!)

Inspiring Words

“If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere.”

- Frank A. Clark

What are you treasuring this week?

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