Why Not Be Cliche

Everybody makes a list, why should I be any different.  I think you are supposed to do resolutions before the New Year starts, but with the Pats game, I just didn’t get to it.  I am going to do this a little differently.  First off, 2012 is the year I turn 40, so that is a more remarkable target date than the end of the year.   July also makes a nice mid-point because waiting a whole year to evaluate your goals is just too long.  Joe refers to them as “goals” and not “resolutions” and I agree.  Normally I would like to do some sort of quarterly review, but that is too short a time frame to make meaningful progress.  So right before my b-day, I will take stock of what I have done and figure the rest of the year.  Here is the list

Personal

  • Read books
  • Post 26 times, add comment to form auto-biography
  • Start tailgate site as coding test case, use squarespace
  • Finish House projects, inc water and parking at skihouse
  • Surf at least 3 times
  • Break 100 in golf
  • Organize life and schedule each week on iPad

Business

  • Start coding
  • Beta for 1 business, have something to pitch
  • Pitch medical idea internal Fido
  • Figure a way to fund development of something in house

Fitness

  • Break 20 min for 5k
  • Sub 170 lbs
  • Run 3 obstacle races – Finish top 5 for my age group
  • Keep up SEALFit

About Josh Rutstein

I am an aspiring entrepreneur and hopeful political candidate. Father of 2 very special girls, husband to an amazing woman, and passionate American. I snowboard whenever possible and follow a 20x mentality for exercise. I also play golf and ultimate frisbee and am a die hard New England Patriots fan and season ticket holder. Everyday I wake up wanting to make this country a better place, someday I hope to actually succeed.
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