“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.”
― Ernest Hemingway
Personal:
Marry Joe on 10/8/2016 🙂
Set aside one night a week to spend with Joe where no electronic devices are permitted
Eat dinner at the dinner table the nights Joe and I are both home with no electronic devices
Organize my receipt folder
Read and take notes on one history book (fiction or non-fiction) about WWI a month
Read and take notes on 2 journal articles about WWI a month
Identify the topic of your book about WWI by 10/2/17
Paint the bedrooms by 3/1/16
Paint the living room by 4/1/16
Research local volunteer opportunities
Travel across country via route 66 with my husband
Hike the Appalachian trail from Boiling Springs, PA to Perry County, PA by 10/2/2016
Travel to Ireland/Scotland
Travel to Europe to tour WWI battlefields and memorials (and perhaps research!)
Health:
Lose 10lbs by 10/2/2016
Jog three times for 30 minutes every week
Do yoga 2 times per week
Run one 5-K race every 3 months
Run a 10K before my 40 birthday
Professional:
Read one Dear-Colleague letter a week
Compile a list of Financial Aid FAQ’s for the tuition planners
Compile a FAQ for every school we offer tuition planning for as a resource for TLH employees
Enroll/sign-up/participate in one computer course per year to increase my knowledge of computer programs, etc.
BlogOn Liz! 
This is a great diverse list. I love how you are digging into your job. The more you become an expert, the more valuable you will become. Assuming you have a passion for this, it creates a virtuous cycle.
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Thank you, Todd! I definitely have a passion for this. I have so many ideas and goals for the tuition planning department. It is an exciting (and a little scary) time and I embrace the journey.
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