I wrote this on Monday instead of Sunday.
It’s so new, it wasn’t something I thought of doing or that I remembered in my new routine.
That’s a natural part of growing and changing, but I’m still posting it on Sunday and going forward will be doing them on Sundays.
I included it in my curriculum that the are first few weeks are to mess up and get it wrong. Trial and error.
And then on the fourth week, it's where everything is more non-negotiable.
This first week, brainstormed what goals were the most important to me and steps to take in order to achieve those goals.
And then by the end of this first week, I created a tentative schedule for every day to make sure that I'm touching base on each of these goals.
Some of my goals are making a minimum of 10,000 US dollars in TikTok shop commissions.
Obviously, to do so, I need to make sure that I'm posting multiple shop videos per week.
I also want to grow the account I'm currently doing TikTok shop with to at least 10,000 followers.
It'd be cool if it was 10,000 per social media, but my main focus for growing is TikTok.
And to do that, I also need to be posting content is more geared towards the brand itself versus affiliate marketing.
I want to grow my personal TikTok social media to over 10,000 followers as well.
I'm really hoping that I can get into TikTok shop with that account and that there's no issues with that.
Then some of the things that I'm doing with this new routine, there are products I use for it that I would like to be able to link.
If people purchase, great, if they don't, it's like you can just watch what it is that I'm doing.
I intend to post daily, not only to grow that account, but also to hold myself accountable.
Some other goals I came up with were things that were important to me, not necessarily in any kind of monetary benefit, but things that bring me joy.
So while I'm still technically an interior designer, I haven't taken interior design clients for a while, and I'm not sure if that's something that I will do going forward.
But I've realized this last month, especially, that I miss doing interior design.
I miss drawing floor plans, I miss designing rooms.
So I made it a goal to draw one floor plan per week. And to design one room mood board a week.
I actually ended up creating two floor plans this week alone. One of them I really love. Lol
There's also environmental goals.
Our environment directly impacts us.
We should not be following trends or what other people love, but doing what we love.
Doing what makes us feel good in our environments.
To take it a step further, clutter obviously does not make us feel good in most instances.
I was going to say how minimalism really exploded because of so many children being overwhelmed by the clutter of their childhood or some of the design styles from that were popular when they were children, that were just kind of overwhelming.
But anywho, that’s a topic for a different day.
So I've divided up each part of the house to be included for a certain day so that every part of the house gets touched for a half hour to an hour every day.
Where it’s eventually going to be more deep cleans, going through things, and decluttering or what have you.
And that is something that I did stick with for this last week.
Saturday is specifically the basement. And I worked on the basement for over a half hour.
And then there's also self care, spiritual health, and mental health.
I've done really well with meditating every day.
Also, I have started to work on daily gratitude.
I used to have a really good daily gratitude practice that was incredible for me.
Even being in a situation that I don't want to be in, it really kind of allowed me to have a more optimistic outlook and a sense of peace or acceptance for how things are and like what they could become going forward.
So that's something that I've been reintroducing.
I don't think I remembered to do it today, but I know I did it over the weekend.
Mondays are kitchen resets, the kitchen tends to get bad over the weekend.
And so I spent a lot of today cleaning, putting things away, decluttering, throwing things away, sorting things, putting things in recycling, that kind of stuff.
I also came up with a tentative schedule.
I’m sure I’ll still be revising or adding to it or changing some things.
This next week, my intention is to do things that I remember based off of the tentative schedule that I created.
In my mind, those things are things that I can implement faster or easier than other things I don't necessarily remember.
Like the weekly review lol
I’m super excited though to see what unfolds.
I’m hoping that my personal TikTok gets into TikTok shop before the fourth week starts.
That would be amazing and would allow me to tag team the goal of making $10,000 in TikTok shop commissions, but we shall see how that goes.
I think that's essentially the weekly recap and plan for the week.
There’s also some products I want to get to help accomplish the non-negotiables or to make the non-negotiables easier.
For example, there's a vanity mirror that I've really been wanting.
And since part of the non-negotiables is to get back to doing my makeup every day, and feeling more put together again, having the makeup vanity mirror would make it a lot easier to follow through with doing my makeup.
Basically products that I would be using every day, where I could also film a video and just post it, where it's me holding myself accountable doing the routine, and then the product is linkable.
And so if people want to use it as well, or they like it, they can purchase.
If not, then maybe the content would help inspire them to pursue evolving and growing themselves.
I still need to figure out some kind of name for it, but I guess we'll see.
I don't necessarily like calling it Project 16 or Project 13. I don't know if I should call it a curriculum.
I’m leaning towards Hart-Led Life Curriculum or something along those lines.
