Agenda

 Happy new year to you. 

    Thank God we all made it .  Many started this year with us but were unable to round up with us but, we are all alive today, sound and healthy.

I wish you a new year of greatness.                My major aim for this write up is this ''What's your agenda for 2021?  I know majority of you may tend to be silent to this, all for the fact that they have nothing at hand to show.  

 An agenda is a list, plan, outline, or the like, of things to be done, matters to be acted or voted upon, etc. Just like a target, your agenda is where your efforts and hard works are being levied on to make sure you meet up to your demand.   Many today might have been inspired by the things they saw during this festive season but, they have no agenda towards it.  ''A vision becomes a mission only when you put it to action'' 

    What are your life agenda's for this year? Next year? Or ten years from now?

I bet you, the first question is far easier to answer than the last. And it’s understandable. We tend to focus more on our short term agendas rather than aiming for long-term ones. You probably haven’t given much thought to what you’d like to do a decade from now. Or if you did, you’re not that confident you’d be able to achieve it. Before you know it, life catches up with you and you realize you’ve wasted all those years in meaningless pursuits.

That’s what agenda setting is for. It dues not only helps you visualize where and who you want to be. It also lets you take active control of your life rather than just letting it happen.

    Having an agenda also motivates you to work towards achieving them. Have you noticed that when you don’t have anything scheduled for the day, getting out of bed is a real struggle? But if you have things you want to get done, it’s easier to find a reason to get up and start hustling.

But what life agenda should you aim for?

   Agenda's vary from person to person. And the kind of agenda you set for yourself says a lot about your priorities. It also depends very much on what you want out of life. Do you want to travel? Build a family? Start your own business? Star in your own TV show?

To be able to start your bucket list of agenda, you first need to figure out your ultimate objective. You also don’t have to write it all in one sitting. Some goals may come to you while you’re out jogging or while you’re preparing to sleep. So make sure you always have a pen and paper ready for those unexpected epiphanies.

If you’re looking for inspiration, here are 100 life agenda's you can aim for:

Life Agenda's For Health and Fitness

1. Eat healthy
2. Play a sport
3. Maintain your ideal body weight
4. Drink water first thing in the morning
5. Give up alcohol and smoking
6. Do a detox fasting
7. Do strength training
8. Do yoga at least twice a week
9. Be physically active
10. Get enough sleep
11. Complete medical check-ups
12. Get some fresAgenda's                  Set your agenda

Life Agenda's For Personal Development

13. Learn a new skill
14. Develop current skills
15. Develop communication skills
16. Find a mentor
17. Pursue higher education
18. Study abroad
19. Learn a new language
20. Become an expert in something
21. Learn self-defense
22. Broaden perspective on a variety of topics
23. Read at least 3 books a year
24. Learn how to forgive yourself
25. Quit overthinking
26. Practice proper time management


Life Agendas For Career and Finance

27. Find your passion
28. Build a business out of your passion
29. Be financially independent
30. Create enough passive income
31. Widen your network
32. Find your dream job
33. Be your own boss
34. Grow your savings
35. Invest in profitable ventures
36. Diversify income sources
37. Invest in a life insurance policy
38. Stay debt-free
39.Develop a good credit score
40. Live below your means

Life Agenda's For Family and Relationships

41. Find a life partner
42. Raise good kids
43. Make lifelong friends
44. Reconcile with parents or relatives
45. Spend special occasions with family
46. Organize a family get together once a year
47. Choose good friends
48. Learn to have empathy
49. Get rid of toxic people
50. Maintain healthy communication with your partner
51. Maintain a healthy work-life balance
52. Learn to forgive
53. Learn to trust others
54. Inspire other people

Life Agenda's For Spiritual Goals

55. Read the entire bible for a year
56. Practice daily prayer and meditation
57. Practice gratitude
58. Find your purpose
59. Identify your faith
60. Find inner and outer peace
61. Do a silence retreat


Life Agenda's For Giving Back/Leaving a Legacy

62. Help the homeless
63. Donate to charity
64. Donate your body to science
65. Mentor someone
66. Volunteer for a cause you believe in
67. Make a difference in the world
68. Write a book
69. Be a philanthropist
70. Sponsor a child’s education
71. Rescue injured animals
72. Reduce your carbon footprint
73. Use less plastic
74. Teach underprivileged children

Life Agenda's For Travel and Adventure

75. Say “yes” to new experiences
76. Travel with a partner
77. Travel with friends
78. Travel with family
79. Explore exotic destinations
80. Travel across Asia
81. Travel across 48 US States
82. Travel South America in a van
83. Try a foreign cuisine
84. Trek the Amazon
85. Ski in the Alps
86. Visit ancient monuments
87. Learn cultural appreciation
88. Explore Antarctica
89. See the northern lights
90. Stay in an igloo
91. Live in a tent for a month
92. Eat exotic foods
93. Climb a mountain
94. Visit a safari

Life Agenda's For Hobbies and Creative Arts

95. Learn a new hobby
96. Explore your creative side
97. Create crafts with your children
98. Start a hobby with your partner
99. Join a community creative arts organization
100. Start a hobby club in your community

To meet up with your agenda, you have to figure it out, plot  graphs over it and choose the best that offers you the ultimate result towards it.


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