Goals

Do you set goals for yourself? Immediate, short term, or long term? Do you then brain storm an action plan as to how to achieve these goals? Are you a list maker?
Lists I will make from time to time, not daily though. During college & the professional years they were ever present and re-written throughout the day. As a stay at home parent, this too has changed.
However, when it comes to goals, I have never been goal oriented, more accurately goal-challenged. Frankly, the thought of setting goals brings about a slight feeling of anxiety, fear and possibly a case of hives. Could this be fear of committment? Fear of failure? Of course, there are the obvious pre-determined goals that are a given and not consciously noted as goals, your life's credo if you will.
There are people in my life who set goals and are achievers of these goals. Those that believe if you don't set goals or pick a road, then any old road will do and who knows where you'll end up?
I have always been a "fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants" kind of person, which explains alot. Maybe it's time to change this part of my personality? Wouldn't self-imposed goals give me a greater sense of direction, purpose and accomplishment? As they are my goals, they can be as little or large, trivial or serious as I choose, because they are a reflection of me, not expectations of others thereby elliminating fear and skin rashes.
Goal #1 - Set some goals.