Testing an HITM System 2: Goals I Seem to Have

Looking back this morning on my first day of testing yesterday, it occurred to me to ask the question:

“If I were a stranger looking at the list of what I actually did yesterday, what would I say my goals were?”

Now bearing in mind that yesterday was not only a Sunday but New Year’s Eve as well, here’s the list I came up with (in no particular order): 

• Learn Welsh
• Develop the ideal HITM system
• Keep up my One Line A Day diary
• Keep Popular Content on my website up-to-date
• Read Books and Magazines
• Watch Funny Cat Videos on Youtube
• Maintain zero inbox in:
  • Paper
  • Email
  • Messenger
  • Facebook
  • Voicemail
  • Doing the Dishes
  • Finance
  • Blog Comments 

There are two huge omissions from that list: Exercise and Writing Blog Posts. But, hey, it was supposed to be a day off!

Now if I take this HITM thing seriously I should see my goals change and develop in ways which would be inaccessible otherwise.

Blwydden newydd dda!

Comments

[Alan Baljeu]

En jij ook een gelukkig nieuwjaar, Mark!

[Kevin]

> Keep up my One Line A Day diary

You are a reliable source of new ideas i’m almost ashamed of not thinking of myself :)

Happy New Year!

[Mark Forster]

Alan:

Llawer o ddiolch

[Mark Forster]

Kevin:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/One-Line-Day-Five-Year-Memory/dp/0811870197/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1514827535&sr=8-2&keywords=one+line+a+day+a+five-year+memory+book

[Neil C]

Bliadhna Mhath Ùr! from Scotland.

Looking forward to your hearing about your continued progress and tireless endeavours, Mark. I'm currently trialling HITM/Simple Scanning after about eight months of No-List FVP. The new system is more powerful than I anticipated.

Your posts continue to inspire me, even many years on from reading your first book. Thank you, and very best wishes.

Neil C

[Mark Forster]

Neil C:

Tapadh leat gu mòr