The Last 90 Days | Sending 2018 Off With a Bang!

Tomorrow marks the beginning of the last 90 days 0f 2018. Kind of crazy to think about. On the one hand, 90 days feels like a long time. 90 days is so far away! But on the other- it’s basically almost Halloween, which means it’s Thanksgiving, which means it’s Christmas. Hello, 2019! Nice to see you!

I am one of “those people” who often starts a new year with a shiny list of goals that I just know I am going to accomplish. Then it seems like September/October rolls around and I am just trying to survive the chaos of the end of the year. I have goals I want to accomplish, but I put them off saying “I’ll {insert area that needs improvement} come January.” And in doing this, I throw away 90+ good days. 90 days that I could be using to better myself, better my life, better the lives of my family.

What a waste! Not this year! This year, my last 90 days are going to be amazing.

This year, I’m doing it differently. I’m not waiting until January to eat better/exercise more/be a better wife & mother. I’m doing it now! I am joining Rachel Hollis in her #last90days challenge and I am making the end of 2018 as productive and intentional as I possibly can. I’ve set some lofty goals for myself. (Hello, half marathon on December 19th! Of course I’m ready for you!) I will make these goals happen.

My last 90 days starts today, which yes, technically makes it 91 days. I love that bonus day! My goals are written out. I have an action plan for how I will tackle these goals. Will each of them be checked off, fully and completely done, by the time 2019 begins? Nope! Like I said, I have some really big goals on this list! But, I will be moving in the right direction, I will be getting things done. I won’t just be sitting back, letting life happen to me. I will be making life happen for me.

And I would love for you to join in!

You can join the challenge and get inspirational emails from Rachel here.

Check out this video from Rachel’s 2017 challenge for plenty of motivation to start you off.

And finally, here is a link to an awesome TED talk by Mel Robbins that Rachel references in the above video.