The last couple of days have given me a chance to rest from a hectic week of work. Today, I feel better than I have in a while. Granted, I'm still recovering from the 2012 Holiday Sales Season, but I'm in much better shape at the moment.
Speaking of which, I'm wanting to be in better physical condition this year and in the years to come.
I recently cut out sugars and am limiting my intake of carbohydrates. Exercising began yesterday with some minor weight training. A ten pound dumbbell was used as well as a wall for push ups.
I'm not remotely strong enough to do them off the floor as of yet.
Challenges to Come
With the so called "fiscal cliff" averted for the time being, I suppose we may get back to our normal lives until about February or March (debt ceiling joys to come). Regardless, there are plenty of personal challenges that will keep 2013 interesting.
I've been working on a website for an independent film maker. There's still quite a bit of work to be done. However, I'm confident that my efforts will go a long way in not only helping a film maker's dreams come true, but it will also help me become better in terms of website building.
Progress on my website has stalled. While I enjoyed using Drupal, I also am familiar with e107. Both allow for an integrated forum and themes to be used. e107 has also been easier for me to use. I'm still deciding whether I should stick with the current content management system or to switch to a different one.
Either way, I'll be archiving all blog posts.
I also have to clean up the living quarters. It's been a mess as of late, and it really needs to be tidied up and in some cases, reorganized (especially my bedroom).
One more final challenge will be deciding what to do on my 30th birthday. In March, I'll no longer be a 20 something. Imagine that.
So what are some of your personal challenges this year? Feel free to post in the comments below.
