Accomplished

 



 

My birthday is in 2 weeks. It is the one where you should be holding yourself accountable for your past, and getting laser focused on your future. That middle number.

Last year I collaborated on a podcast called Headed North.

It was a raw discussion about the gifts women experience in mid-life. It was a great discussion and so necessary, however, in the back of my mind I was thinking slightly un-applicable, because I am still young.  But clearly, not that young.

Normally I am excited in the weeks leading up to my birthday. It is like my biorhythms are high, life is in full color, and I am happy.  By the time my birthday comes, my thoughts start to pivot. I do the mental checklist of non- completions, or non-starts. I think of the losses and failures. I start to feel depressed. Fortunately it last for just a bit, and I’m able to shake off the dull drums, and get back to living my purpose with intent and joy.

For 2023 my word is accomplished. I made of list of non-starts, and a list of non-completions. It is my goal to give progressions (If not outright conclusions) to the non-completions.

I am a lister. I like list. List are for reminders.  Listing is the perfect way to remind you of how you will manifest your life. As the ideas compounded in my head, I began to say, “what can I do to checklist more authentic accomplishment in my personal life?”

I am Bliss Green. I am a boy mom. I am a sister and daughter to a supportive family. I have one of the best partners on the planet! I am a  mortgage lender that helps people buy residential homes. I am a published author and own a publishing company. As a functionality of marketing, I became a content creator and social media influencer. I am a real estate investor. I am an outdoor Thrillist. I am super good at creating solutions, fun loving, and  I’m very creative.  This year I pledged to SHOW up more. I wanted to get more involved in the community.

I am volunteering a little more and serving on a  town committee.  I’m writing a lot more and helping others to publish.  However, I had not  found the magic activity that ties in my talents, skills, interest, and goals. That is, until I decided to write this BLOG> LifeofBliss

A few themes that have come to me repeatedly as of late have been

·         Finding the meaning and focusing less on the measure

  • ·         Knowing more, Doing More, and Getting More
  • ·         Making Life Simple and Saving
  • ·         Passion and Pleasure
  • ·         Validation and Control

The outcome of the universe speaking to me is this BLOG! In  LifeofBliss, I will be writing about these topics and how they show up in my every day finance driven world.  So welcome to this fantastic voyage, where we will be crying, laughing, elevating, and celebrating together.

I believe in counting, adding, and multiplying WINS. So, finishing this post is one more step toward accomplishment. #winning  If there are things in your life that have taken a back burner, re-constitute them  and turn up the heat. We are worth our goals and the sense of accomplishment.

Life is not promised to any of us, so we must Carpe Diem! I will be writing like I am running out of time. 

Abudance Always

💓 Bliss


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