Babyla's World

  “There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that’s your own self.” ~ Aldous Huxley I have been implementing the action plans captured in my personal roadmap for the last few weeks though it was posted just a week ago on my blog. Today’s blog will focus on the success story of the physical area of development. I will concentrate on success because I  genuinely believe in the power of positivity in life. I would like to initiate the habit of weekly journaling on the personal roadmap in a positive direction instead of writing about what could have worked or what went wrong.  I was able to wake up in the morning at 6 am and quite surprisingly, at times I am awake way before the alarm goes off. I don’t feel the need to take an afternoon or evening nap to compensate for lost sleep hours as I go to sleep early. Prior to developing and implementing the Spring semester’s personal roadmap, I used to be a night owl. I think all my adult life, I have been noc

I have been planning and developing my personal roadmap for the last two semesters but I wasn’t confident enough to post it on my blog and make it public to my readers. The doubts about my inability to successfully achieve the goals reflected in my roadmap stopped me from even thinking of posting it on my blog. I think that's the imposter syndrome taking the main lead. However, this year I have decided to post it on my blog so I can move out of my comfort zone. As I upload my personal roadmap, I am also making a commitment to write a reflection every week to be accountable and take ownership for my personal roadmap. The success stories and failed attempts at the implementation of my nebulous personal roadmap will be captured in my reflection. My focus for the next four months will be on Physical, Cerebral, Social, and Spiritual areas of development. I haven’t intentionally specified an Emotional area of development as the aforementioned four areas take care of an emotional area of