“Just because you can set multiple goals, doesn’t mean you should.” – Kalyn Brooke In years past, I would spend the last 4 months of the year planning to choose a word and/or setting lofty goals for the new year.  I love the idea (and bought!) of a brand new planner with crisp pages, colored pens, and highlighters, stickers, supplies…ok you get the idea. I wanted to get all of my plans down on paper and hustle to achieve them. January 1st was going to be the day I finally got it all together. A new start. Can you guess how that went?  After the first missed day of my newly purchased cleaning schedule or the first time I skipped a new routine because I was just too out of spoons, I gave up. I crumbled under the weight of my own expectations. It took me a while to figure out…