Well, confession time: It felt like we had bombed our targets again in February. I traveled twice and had the flu for a week, so I was sure I didn’t hit the mark on most goals. However, when I went to review them I was shocked to have completed 12 goals and advanced almost every other goal!
Setting goals and trying to make progress on them every day and week will only show that it actually increases in a greater way than you would expect!
Incidentally, if you’re new here in 2025, you’re changing the way you set your goals. Instead of setting annual goals, we set monthly goals. Each month, we share a list of new goals for next month and an update on how we did our previous month’s goals.
I felt this approach could increase the flexibility of the unexpected unknowns that this year might come. We also set up a new start at the beginning of each month. And it allows me to adjust my goals until this month, and what I might know that it may already be held (i.e. I know I have more time and space than other months).
To categorize my goals, I use five areas of my prioritization and intentionality to prioritize myself, marriage, motherhood, moneysavingmom.com, and money.

How did you go about your February goals?
I’m
The plug is unplugged for 100 hours.Finish Shereadstruth Genesis Research And then I’ll start God’s promise study.Finish reading I’ll raise my eyes prayer.Finishing six books.30 hours from outside.20 training.- I’ll go to bed by 10:30pm. (I struggled with this!)
- 500 items are neat and tidy. (I didn’t make much progress with this – I sorted out about 100 items in total.)
- Walk 10,000 steps for at least 25 days. (I hit this goal for only 10 days. I hope to raise it in March!)
Make your own vanilla.Make your own focaccia (using a sourdough starter).
marriage
- Two-day night. (There was one date night.)
Two days from home.Finishing the second season of the show we’re watching.
maternal
- Dates with each of three older children.
Finish Small house on the prairie.- Organize your walk-in closet. (I worked on this but didn’t make much progress.)
Read 20 Prayers How wonderful is our God With young children.
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- Write an introduction to my new book and a first chapter. (I was introduced, and some of the first chapters have been completed. I feel like I’m finally getting my way here.)
Create new products on your teen budget.
money
We will continue to make 10% of our total revenues well.Save 10% towards your rental house savings goals that year.
I’m creating a tracker that tracks the progress of these goals every day. I used the Strides app last year and it worked for me, but I’m meeting my monthly goals so I’m thinking of trying out a physical tracker and see how it works.

My goals for March 2025
I’m
- The plug is unplugged for 100 hours.
- Stay up to date She reads the truth lending research.
- Finishing six books.
- 60 hours from outside.
- I’ll go to bed by 10:30pm.
- 200 items are neat and tidy.
- Walk 10,000 steps for at least 25 days.
- Make your own Mayo.
marriage
- Two-day night.
- Two days from home.
- The finishing season of the show we’re currently watching together.
maternal
- Dates with each of three older children.
- Read Chapter 10 of On the banks of Plum Creek.
- Organize your walk-in closet.
- Finish reading How wonderful is our God Prayer with young children.
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- After completing the first chapter, I will write half of the second chapter of my new book.
- Complete everything to launch a new hourly budget for teen products.
- For the new virtual assistant role, choose the top person in the recruitment process for the second round (we had a lot of amazing applicants, so we may be hiring multiple virtual assistants from applicants to team roles.
money
- We will continue to make 10% of our total revenues well.
- Save 10% towards your rental house savings goals that year.
I have used some printable trackers I found for free, a bit customized with the canvas and I loved how it tracked it! I plan to stick with it again in March!
What did you do about your February goals? Have you set your goals for March?
Source: Money Saving Mom® – moneysavingmom.com