Are You Working Toward Your Goals as We Near the End of the Year?

What have you been working on?

I am rarely a “new year new me” kinda fella — but that does not mean I am impervious to goal setting — I definitely do that.

I’d like to think that I’ve done a decent job at reaching most of what I have set out for myself — not everything — but most things.

My biggest goal is to finish writing my next book, and then hopefully find a publisher for it.

How about you? How are you doing?

3 responses to “Are You Working Toward Your Goals as We Near the End of the Year?”

  1. Silent Avatar

    Well…I’m working on improving my English and start a small game store with old computers

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    1. A Medic's Mind Avatar

      That’s pretty great! Keep us posted how things are progressing. I wish you the best of luck.

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  2. Paula Avatar

    I’m embarrassed to admit I will not accomplish any of the goals I set for this year: read the Bible in one year and lose weight. What’s worse, I’ll probably gain some more weight with all the Holiday season’s food 😀

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Welcome to the official blog of Matthew Heneghan — author of A Medic’s Mind and Woven in War, and host of the trauma-focused podcast Unwritten Chapters.

As a former Canadian Armed Forces medic and civilian paramedic, I’ve lived through the raw edges of trauma, addiction, grief, and healing. Through honest storytelling and lived experience, I write and speak about PTSD, trauma recovery, mental health awareness, and resilience — especially from the lens of veterans and first responders.

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