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Tony Robbins says less than 10 percent of Americans have their goals written down somewhere. Defining those goals, he says, is the first step in achieving them.

Here's your chance to write your goals in stone and revisit them someday. Just writing down your goals might bring you closer to them. Thanks!

1. Find a job that doesn't suck (I've given up on finding a good/dream job)
2. Move away from Texas
3. Travel more

That's pretty much it for me.

1) Publish a book
2) Visit Paris, France
3) Travel the world
4) Do nicely in college
5) Visit Sleepy Hollow, New York

1. Get back into the third world, and serve the poor, preach the gospel and provoke the rich.
2. Have enough saved so im not living in povety myself in my old age
3. be a better friend, father and husband

I haven't done mine, so here they are:

1) start a profitable business
2) publish a book
3) finish my pilot's license
4) motorcycle trip from ohio to south america
5) teach college courses in writing

1) Provide a better life for my son than I had as a kid
2) See as much of the world as I can.
3) Enjoy life

Those are my overall goals. I set yearly goals which I do write down and review when the year ends as well. The yearly goals are more a subset to the basic general life goals above.

1. Visit England
2. Be a mother and wife
3. Visit Ireland
4. Own a house with a fireplace, big bathtub and a nice backyard with trees
5. Teach a complete stranger something new that they didn't realize they wanted to learn (broad goal, I know)
6. Visit Alaska
7. Buy my parents' homes for them so they can actually enjoy life

My goals in life:

1. Do really good in college
2. Become a doctor
3. Stay out of heavy debt
4. Be happy
5. Be healthy
(Hey, I just realized that my #4 and #5 is the thing that the bee says at the end of the cheerios commercial lol)

1. Get a good job I enjoy going to.
2. Get closer in my relationship with God and my religion.
3. Go back to school and get my degree.
4. Read and soak in as many books as I can.
5. Travel more.
6. Get out of debt.
7. Live a healthier lifestyle.
8. Improve on my singing.
9. Become a mother and a wife.
10. Enjoy life and be happy.

The first goal is to have a family - a husband and kids
Then i'd like to buy a house in California. It's my dream
The last but not the least - enjoy life!

1) To become mentally independent.
As in, to not be chasing a desire, to not be judging myself based upon other's standards, and to not have deep concerns for the amount of money I make, or my position in society. (this is perhaps the hardest goal I think anyone can possibly set for themselves).

2) To become mentally capable.
As in, to cultivate such talents as wisdom, articulation (both verbal and written), integrity, courage, quick-witted, and deep-witted. I believe that once one reaches a certain level of wisdom, he can just do away with philosophy, because philosophy is searching for the deeper meaning behind things, but wisdom is knowing the deeper value and methodology of things. So in essence, this goal is to become wise, and to have the ability to implement that wisdom in my daily character.

3) Friendship.
Does this really need a long explanation?

Bring up my children as well as I can
Retire Early - move to a seaside villa in France
Stop religious indoctrination
Make people see sense about 'alternative' medicine (do you know what they call alternative medicine that's been proven to work? 'Medicine')

just be happy

CollegeGal09 wrote:just be happy

You must be some kind of deep intellectual philosophy type

Make people around me happy!