For more information about my year-long Resolutions project, check out this post and this one.

The fact that I’m writing April’s update on the sixth day of May ought to tell you something about how the previous month went.

• 20 Hours (of Productivity): 5
• The Good: In the month of April, I wrote a total of seven entries in the Blurblog, which is the same number as February and March combined.
• The Bad: It’s still not enough. I haven’t put nearly as much effort into writing as I’ve been hoping for, and I’m definitely not hitting that 20-hour mark (ten hours if I’m lucky!) Perhaps some more concrete goals are in order…
• Random Sidenote: The two projects I’ve previously hinted at are still in the works. They were delayed due to various constraints — mostly beyond my control — but you can expect more information on those toward late May/early June. Yes, I’m just building hype. Sue me.
• Finances: 4
• The Good: I’m still working. 40 hours per week. Doing the same thing. Making the same salary.
• The Bad: Rather than focusing my efforts on increasing my income, I’ve resorted (well, not really — I’ve thought about resorting) to simply spending less. However, nobody ever changed the world through frugality, so I can’t be satisfied with stagnation.
• Fitness: 7
• The Good: Fitness Project. ‘Nuff said.
• The Bad: I’m still a twig, and there is still a mystical force preventing me from waking up early to run.
• Random Sidenote: I’m considering switching up my workouts a bit. Here’s something to chew on.
• Social/Relationships: 1
• The Good: A 1 is the lowest score on the scale, which means I’m not obligated to come up with any positives about this aspect. Unfortunately, I may not be able to, anyway.
• The Bad: I’m just too darn introverted, and I hate it. Not that introversion is necessarily a bad thing, but in my case, it’s a barrier, and it’s a barrier that will need to be removed. Coming up next: The Charisma Project! (No, this project is not a reality, but maybe it’s a good idea…)

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