Yesterday I wrote that a habit I wanted to develop was to send myself a blessing and positive energy when I need to forgive myself. That reminded me that I am rather late to introduce “The Skill of the Month Club” again:

In March I invited you to the Skill of the Month Club something Randy Ingermanson has suggested in one of his articles. Well, actually he did it in two articles and you can find them here & here.

The basic idea is to develop a new skill and a new habit a month. In the last couple of weeks, I have often read that it needs more than the mythical 28 days to make a habit stick but hey… it’s worth trying, isn’t it? Well, I set myself the goal this year to develop a new skill and a new habit per month..

High expectations, I know but it’s worth trying I think.

So what’s up for me then for April?

Habit is the above: Sending myself a blessing and positive energy when I need to forgive myself. However, I think for this month I will do this daily no matter what and see whats going to happen.

As for the skill: That’s a little more difficult. Had a couple of ideas when I wrote the wrap-up post in March but I forgot them all. Should have written them down.  I could try another poll, of course. But that did not work last time so I’ll keep that for later.

I am stalling as you can see. My brain is a little bit of a chaotic mishmash and “Four Weddings and a Funeral” is on the tv. You know that scene where Hugh Grant gets the doors wrong???? You don’t???? Never mind 🙂 he found it LOL

Ok, I still need a skill for April… Oh, I know: Does teaching English count? Probably. Certainly, a skill and I think I can manage that course by the end of the month. There you go. Sorted. Even though maybe I should start with comma rules in English. That’s a skill too.

So, if you want to take part in the “Skill fo the month club” then let me know and I come and cheer you on!

And just in case you are at a loss at how to get about the whole skill learning thing. Maybe this lady can help us:

Mastering a new a skill in a matter of hours | Helene Polatajko | TEDxToronto