I’ve a theme that’s been presenting itself repeatedly of late…an echoing suggestion…don’t over commit.
I have been working hard to pursue my interests and dreams and with all I have going on everything must be moderated. Thank you, awesome Turbo Chef kitchen timer. You moderate pbskids.org and my RSS Reader equally well, ensuring I spend enough time in the real world to taste some of it and (so doing) come up with something worth writing about.
In that spirit, I publish and make a commitment to the readers of this blog I’m confident I can keep.
1) I will stay plugged in to a virtual world of self evaluation.
2) I will share the information I find rich and interesting here, so you don’t have to search out good sources yourself. It’s my job to do good online research, stay plugged in and informed…I’m in better practice than some.
3) Dude, really? What kind of expert am I? Can anyone recommend trusted online resources so I can monitor and cherry-pick information?
4) That brings me to my next point…I hope you guys start to feel like this is a place you can throw up an anonymous comment and release whatever secret’s eating you up…I think there’s something to the sharing…there is for me, anyway…
“The Plan” started to take shape after I decided to post the personal inventory I mentioned in my tale. My friend Jan told me, after hearing my idea, that I had better get to typing. Clever me, I thought to google the worksheet header before pounding away:) I found the inventory online (self-scoring, even!) and am providing the link to it below. Finding that reminded me that my content does not necessarily have to be original – it only has to be relevant.
So let’s give this a shot. I’ll get organized so I can easily monitor self-reflective information about booze, drugs, etc. and I’ll share that information here. I’ll shoot for weekly posts. You guys let me know if what I’m posting is of value to you and we’ll go from there.
Evaluations: The Clean Sweep Program
Following is a link to the personal inventory I took in group. How do you score? In what area do you score highest? Lowest? Why? How do those scores make you feel?
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Thanks Bethanator!!! x x x