The first 8 months and an awesome package every month.

Sometimes everyone has to push the restart button. You promise something and 2 days later break it.

My story how I’ve broken my promise, my plan, is this:

I needed a job, I got an opportunity and my future boss made me smoke a cigarette with him.

And of course if you want to seem a “cool, nice” employee then normally you don’t say a big no to your new boss’ wish.  This is how you start being a robot that always says: “Yes boss!”

So that’s why I’ve decided to restart my whole “8 months’ plan”. I’m kind of embarrassed, and ashamed.

Some rules:

-          I have to read a book every month (in English)

-          I have to give an “awesome package” to a homeless person every month.

-          I stop eating sugar. Unfortunately it’s almost impossible in this century because EVERYTHING contains sugar. But from now on I’m not gonna buy candy, juice, chocolate, so eventually I’m trying to avoid sugar in my 8 months.

-          I have to do something for my society. Now I moved to Budapest (Hungary) so I have to do something for the Hungarian society. I still don’t know what exactly but I’ll figure out something.

-          I have to stop smoking.

What is “awesome package”?
One day I was walking in the park and I got an idea. What if I don’t smoke? I save money and what if when I do the shopping I buy something also for someone else? I make a small package (it’ll contain food, something sweet and maybe a can of beer) and I give this “fucking stupid name” package to someone who really needs it.

These were the basic rules. Now let’s see what I’m going to have to do every day in the first month.

 Here’s how my first month would look like:

I have to…

-          drink 1.5 litres of water every day

-          walk two kilometres every day (doesn’t count when I meet someone or just go buy something. I’ll have to go to a park.)

-          No smoking, no sugar

-          One awesome package for a homeless person (seriously if you know a better name, please let me know!)

It’s just the first month. It’s just gonna get harder.