2015 Will Be Better - with Printables!

Do you remember a few posts back discussing about goals and how much 2014 was a horrible year for them? And how I'm a horrible goal maker and keeper? That opinion still stands, really, but it's also something I want to be working on.

To me, there's a difference between a list of goals and a to-do list. Goals are lofty and take lots of work. A to-do list is a grouping of actions to take, projects to work on, and which chores to do.

But, in the end, they're the same thing.
A list of goals is just a BIG to-do list, that needs to be broken up and split into steps, added to a to-do list, and accomplished.I may have just sort of realized that in the past month or so, so bear with me!

And so, with this knowledge, I figured it would be best to get that in order. With planner pages, of course. Something that can be kept in a safe spot, but for easy access. Something with space to keep all the information I would need, throughout the year, for what it is I ought to be doing with myself (beyond a day-to-day basis).
Which is what I want to share today.

Quick note: at the bottom of most of the pages, there's a section for something called "#OneLittleWord", which is something I've seen about Instragram and BlogLand for a while now. Basically, you pick a word that represents something you want to focus on and work on for the summation of the year.
There's usually a sort of class that has prompts for the month of what you need to be doing in relation to your chosen word, and there are art projects people make, blog posts, etc. But the idea stands on its own well enough, that this is something I plan to be working on for 2015. I haven't chosen my word yet, but I will certainly be sharing when it comes to fruition! I know there's a word somewhere that sums up what I want 2015 to look like!

The pages included are as follows:
The first page is just a basic goal list.
The second page is intended to hold all the steps, projects, and middle steps from where you are right now to the place that has you reaching your goals.
The third page is for monthly planning, so far as which projects from the Plan of Attack page you ought to be doing, along with whatever else that may relate to your goals that you wish to accomplish.
The fourth page is similar to the don't-break-the-chain charts you may have seen about the internet. But instead of focusing on a whole year, for example, this can be for any month (or months!) you so wish. It's undated, and can be three different habits for one month, or one habit for three months, or whatever.

Basically, the whole thing is open-ended.
And bright green, because goals should be loud and important, right?

If you are interested in the 8.5x11 size, it is available for download here.
If you are interested in the 5.5x8.5 size, it is available for download here.
Both links will take you to the "media" page for these files, and you will have the option to download them from the preview. All I ask is that you don't distribute them as your own or anything like that (basic internet rules, eh?).

I entirely understand if bright green isn't your color, but I do encourage taking the time to really put effort forth, in this next year, towards accomplishing your goals.
And you can bet one of my goals will be making better pages, ha!

~Havok