Grateful post 2

Today was a day to review goals of 2017 and plan 2018 goals.

In 2017 I reached:

~ 85% goals in learning/growth potential,
~ 85% goals in love,
~ 80 % goals in travel,
~ 70% goals in family relashionship,
~ 50% in health and less still on other fields like work, spiritual, philantrophy, leadership and friendships.


But am grateful today for

1) Being sincere on my goals appraisal

2) Setting a draft of 10 SMART goals for 2018, with stretched and minimum targets as suggestion of this video 

3) Being able to connect with family and friends with a Message for New Years before it ended.

Thank you Dec 30th , 2017!

Grateful beginning for a Happy 2018!

I can't believe it's been almost 6 years since I've last posted on my blog (talk about writers block...).

Time to catch up to wish you a belated Merry Christmas and share my New Years Resolution for a Happy 2018!

Since Shawn Achor's 2011 TEDx Talk on Positive Psicology I heard that journaling daily facts we are grateful for, increased individual Happiness and thus, society's wellbeing.

His studies conclude that 2 minutes a day of blogging gratefulness of The day is studied to help you start feeling HAPPYER in as little as 28+ days.... I know it's hard to setup a blog and start...But it can be done on a private paper/email diary, too.

So I thought why not start a new years resolution of 365 days of grateful journaling/blogging?

To practice I decided to write 3 grateful facts of the last 6 years in my life:

- Honest, true friendships that propelled me to build my own business and explore the world of infinite possibilities of being and promoting truth, happiness and sustainable innovation.

- Graduated in Stanford and attended Singularity University Global Sumit 2017 in California's Silicon Valley: learning the mindset of where building a future of hope is everyone's business.

-  Met a woman that loves me even more than I deserve, bringing my lifelong dream of building a beautiful, blessed and happy family,  closer.

To conclude this 1st gratefulness post I ask you, 

1) What are you grateful for in the last year/half-decade? And 

2) What is your new year resolution in 2018?

Be Happy: you and the world need and deserve it! 

CHEERS!