Important Goals and Aims in Life

[bELyVIS]

I've done most of my goals in life. I got paid to play cowboy with real guns and blanks. I was in the movies several times. I sang professionally. I lived in Japan and other countries. I learned 3 languages and am learning a 4th. I married a wonderful Japanese lady and dated some exciting ones before her. I started my own business.
I guess I still want to have several homes all over the world, so I'm working on it.
If you really want something focus on it and don't let anyone (especially well intentioned adults) stop or talk you out of it.

[trunker]

short term: get a recording and mixing studio up and running, finding clients in a smallish town can be a pain.

long term: meh,... i believe the journey is more important than the destination.

[TyreaL]

My ultimate aim is to be the minister of culture in my country ..

but for meanwhile I'm striving so hard to achieve my master degree and the PHD

^_^

[Cafekko102]

Right now, the most important goal in my life is to get really good grades in school so that I can get accepted, *(or get a scolership)* to JC. After I accomplish that, I want to get enough money to travel the world and, eventually, move to Japan. I also really want to have enough money to support my family and maybe even some friends. - Though, I do believe that "money is the rute of all evil."
Ohh! And I also want to someday see AnCafé in concert.

[gobbledegook]

For me, the most important goals/aims in life at the moment, is to find a job after graduating from uni, so I can travel the world, and meet a lot of people along the way. After going on study exchange last year, it really opened up my eyes as to how big and different our world is, no matter how small the differences are. Of course, this includes learning some Japanese and other languages along the way too!

[wolfrainvn]

Goal is a scary thought to me, because i dont have any desire or passion at all. Currently i am studying 3rd year pharmacy, so naturally i should aim to excel in my study field. But what come after that, i am not even sure if i want to do pharmacy practice for the rest of my life. I genuinely envy people who know what they want to do with their life. It is said that only about 10% of the population know what they want to do in early ages and the rest of us will wondering for the rest of their life. I wish parents had genuinely guided my when i was small instead of saying "become a doctor" crap!!!

[spicytuna]

My goal is to be filthy rich.