My 2020 goals for the year were:
- Workout for 150 minutes a week.
- No eating chips, chocolate, and other treats at work (with the caveat that I can eat some sweets if I go low).
- Make a new recipe every month.
Goal #1 was a fail. I started out really strong last winter (I went snowshoeing and skiing every weekend, often skiing both Friday and Sunday, with snowshoeing on Saturday!) But then the Covid-19 pandemic hit and derailed this completely. I spent about 4 months basically staying home with very little activity (except gardening and the occasional walk). I picked up my activity by the end of the year (walking to and from work, on a week where I work all 5 days, nets me the 150 minutes right there). So thanks to the pandemic, I only hit this goal 52% of the year.
I honestly forgot that Goal #2 was a thing. But thanks to the Pandemic, this was successful. I wasn't at work for a few months, and when I got back, for the most part I had no intention of touching anything people brought in. I even grabbed a donut one time, walked home with it, thought about it, and threw it out. I felt bad for wasting the donut, but I still stand by my choice. The only time I ate a few things was around the Christmas season, where I ate a few things that were individually wrapped and thought it was okay. I also tried to make a point of bringing good snacks with me (this fell apart near Christmas though because I wasn't taking the time to bake anymore - I'll have to get back into making healthier muffins again!)
Goal #3 was technically a failure, because I only made a new recipe in 9 months out of 12 (75% of the time). But I actually made a total of 19 new recipes throughout the year, so it doesn't really feel like a failure at all (and I'm going to call it a partial success). :)
I also can't blame covid-19 for this partial success because the months I didn't make anything new were scattered throughout the year (May, July, and October).
So that was 2020. Tomorrow I'll set some new goals for 2021. :)
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