I decided to post a example of how I am managing my smart goals and setting boundaries. It is part of my process. Last Saturday I decided to go Out and look at furniture even though I was not feeling good. I had to come home because I got very tired and weak so I could get something to eat. I fixed a bite to eat and went back to the furniture store. I did not buy a new couch but I did decide on a color. So that was the first step in that smart goal for the day. Then the next day I opted to go get groceries and come home and fix vegetable stew which will last a couple of days. That was my smart goal for Sunday. Today I am going to go to the pharmacy to pick up meds,that will be my smart goal for today and then I will putter around the house and rest up for my visit to the dentist tomorrow for a cleaning/x-ray/exam. So as you see I will not be out doing my walk at the lake like I planned but I will be out walking during these days so this will meet my smart goal of getting out and walking more. Next I will need to schedule more dental appointments over the next two months but first I have a appointment scheduled already to talk to someone about applying for my social security in early march plus I have to have some labs done that same day and will follow up a doctors appointment that same week. So for now I have decided that I will schedule my dental work that needs to be done after that, then I will go back to the furniture store to look at couches when I am rested and able or after I have completed the above smart goals. In the mean time I will work at sticking to the boundaries that I have set with myself and others, always remembering to be flexible with myself first and making sure that I let myself rest when needed in between all these steps that are included in my desire to achieve my present smart goals. Small Steps Equal Success..When it comes to Smart Goals....Red:)