20 THINGS TO DO IN 2020

Are you stuck trying to write down your goals, aspirations, resolutions, and thoughts for 2020? Here's a new checklist to create your own monthly or yearly goals for 2020!

Don't give up, you still have 11 more months to go and beyond. Take your time and write down your dreams, aspiration, and goals that you want to accomplish. It's time for you to focus on you! Don't let anyone stand in your way. You deserve the best!

Download you a copy and get started. Let me know how you are doing! If you need a little help along the way, then feel free to contact me at mealey4@mzsocialbutterfly.com

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Mz Social Butterfly

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