You both have accomplished so much! Outstanding work!

I am also into goal setting. Though, over the years, I've learned that I do better with longer term goals that do not necessarily have a specific timeline attached to them. I like having the general direction, but I also need the flexibility in terms of how I get there. If I'm too structured, I get super anal about stuff and then I blow up.

I think that it is also important to constantly evaluate your goals and readjust as necessary. 10 years ago today, my husband and I had our first date. Had you asked me then where I'd see us in 10 years, I'm pretty sure that 'on a small farm in Oregon' would not have been my response! I guaranteed that I would NEVER have expected that I would become a runner. In fact, that goal didn't surface until 2009 and when I look back now, it amazes me how far I've been able to come.

Goal setting is fun...particularly when you meet them!