My 2020 Goal
Happy New Year, everyone! Gosh! 2020....how insane is that?
To start off the year, I thought an outfit post with my new fave shoes is in order:D
I posted these boots on my last post...my Boxing Day purchase. I really love them, as they're just sooooo comfy.
On that note, I'd like to post here my goals for 2020, which is basically to incorporate a more sustainable lifestyle in our household, may it be by walking more instead of driving, recycling/re-using more, or buying less of everything.
Even though this post did feature new shoes, my goal this year is to minimize buying shoes, clothes and accessories, no buying at all if possible. This pair is my last one for 2019, and hopefully the last for a loooooong time.
I must admit that 2019 has not been bad. Even with the few stuff I bought, I ended up donating an item to compensate. My hubby suggested the "one in, one out" rule since we did the KonMari method, and I hated this idea at first, but it ended up really working and made me realize how we should cherish what we have now, and that we don't really need much.
Because I knit and sew, my goal is to stop buying commercially-made clothes and just make items that I need. This is one goal I've always wanted to accomplish, but have never seriously thought of doing until now.
(Exception: If I do get the chance to travel, I probably would most likely buy something as a souvenir. Hey...I'm not perfect! :P)
Do you set goals for the new year?
To start off the year, I thought an outfit post with my new fave shoes is in order:D
old top from my mum, UNIQLO pants, Ecco Incise Urban boots |
Even though this post did feature new shoes, my goal this year is to minimize buying shoes, clothes and accessories, no buying at all if possible. This pair is my last one for 2019, and hopefully the last for a loooooong time.
I must admit that 2019 has not been bad. Even with the few stuff I bought, I ended up donating an item to compensate. My hubby suggested the "one in, one out" rule since we did the KonMari method, and I hated this idea at first, but it ended up really working and made me realize how we should cherish what we have now, and that we don't really need much.
Because I knit and sew, my goal is to stop buying commercially-made clothes and just make items that I need. This is one goal I've always wanted to accomplish, but have never seriously thought of doing until now.
(Exception: If I do get the chance to travel, I probably would most likely buy something as a souvenir. Hey...I'm not perfect! :P)
Do you set goals for the new year?
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https://sundaydahlias.com
Hope that the new year and new decade are starting great for you! :)
Away From Blue
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daringcoco.com
My principal goal in this new year is to be financially stable
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