2009 (July - December) Goals
- Make non-work friends
- Fill out US EF goal to $5K USD (approx. $3.8K NZD)
- Say yes to as many social activities as I can muster
- Keep learning how to play chess and knit and paint
- join that club I've been meaning to join
- work out regularly
- learn to cook more frugally and inexpensively
- explore! New Zealand and its surroundings whenever there is time, money, and energy
- maximize my time working for these very smart people; make the most of this opportunity to work in the field that I adore
- Stop being so lazy; OR figure out why I'm so tired all of the time (ie see more doctors, take better care of myself [eating/sleeping/exercise habits], try new medications/herbs?)
- Implement my 15 minute method again.
- Work on happiness goals.
- Try Meetup.com
- Get over the XBF situation at work. FOR REAL.
- Kick my internet addiction.
2010 Goals (Financial)
- Save $6K for US travel
- Save $4K for NZ, Oz, Pacific Islands Travel
- Fill out my #1 and #2 slush fund objectives
5 Goals for the next 5 Years:
- Gain useful skills and contacts in my current job that will set me up for a future career in the US at the organization I want.
- Move back to the US, get a job at the organization I want.
- Save up for a house downpayment; get a dog.
- Be able to max out my Roth every year I'm in the US
- Half-max my 401K, at least.
10 Goals for the next 10 Years:
- Get married
- Have kids if we want them
- Max out my 401K
- Keep my job at the organization I want to work in
- Travel to Europe
- Stay out of debt
- Hire a personal trainer (until I can figure out how to maintain myself)
- Hire a nutritionist (until I can figure out how to maintain myself)
- Go to a therapist and work on any issues I have
- Find a church I like or other spiritual outlet (I'm against organized religion as a whole but I recognize my need for some sort of higher purpose and order to this crazy life)
2 comments:
A great list of goals! I look forward to seeing you check them all off. ;)
I'm telling ya, do some research on a gluten-free diet and give it a chance for a week or two. You sound like you have a gluten intolerance and I am an entirely new person (I now can walk from my car into my house without stopping to rest) after stopping the gluten.
Wouldn't hurt to try it for a few days.
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