My Goals In My Life

My long-term goal with my college education is to complete my Bachelor's degree and eventually continue on to receive my Master’s degree in criminal justice. The first step to complete my long-term goal is receiving my Associate’s degree in criminal justice by May 2017. This goal is specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely.

Goals are something that each individual should have, however, they can be short term or long term. My short term goal over the next year; I would like to

“Keep your goals out of reach, but not out of sight.” –Anonymous. All goals in life should be challenging, or a dream you have. Never set the bar too low, to make it easy on yourself, nor set the bar to high, that makes you put yourself under some much stress so it makes it impossible to reach your goal at a healthy state in mater in your life. Having goals in your life helps you picture what you want in the future and what the future has in store for you. There is a difference between the goals you want to happen soon and the goals you want to happen in the future. The goals you what to happen soon are call short term goals. The goals that you have set for your future are called long term goals. Three short term goals I have are, making it to state track, joining NHS and NSHSS, and getting my CNA. A long term goal I have is to graduate from The University of Iowa with a bachelor’s degree in

As a student, employee, son, brother, and Christian I have many responsibilities. The most important responsibility is to glorify God and enjoy him forever. My personal goals are to be married and have a child or children by the age of 30. Secondarily and far less pressing is to drive a full sized truck, and to comfortably afford it. My academic goals are very unclear. They directly correlate with my career goals which have not been set. But for the sake of this paper my academic goal is to first get my AA. And if I still have no set career goal, to move onto UCF to either study physical training or business. My career goals that I have set have more to do with retirement. This is due to the fact that I do not know what I would like to spend the rest of my life doing. One of my biggest Goals is to retire by the year 2042. That would put me at the age of 45. I think that leaves me with a lot of my life left to do what I’ve always wanted. And I can be very involved in my younger kid’s lives.

A big goal I have for myself is to continue growing and developing as a musician. I want to gain as much experience as I can as a music educator as well as a private teacher. I believe in order to be a successful teacher whether it is in a classroom or private studio setting, the more techniques and strategies you have to teach with the more successful you will be. Working with Crystal Malinski at Foundation Music School has been such an amazing and eye opening experience for me. I have observed and learned so many techniques and strategies as well as having the opportunity to interact with students. Something I really want to improve up is reaching out to schools around Fort Collins and asking to observe their music classes in order to get

We have been taught to set goals for most of our lives. The goals have ranged from reading a certain book, to passing a class, to even getting into your dream school and earning a degree. Even now as we push forward to complete one of the long-term goals we must remember to set smaller goals for ourselves to keep from getting overwhelmed. When set properly, goals drive us forward in all that we do.

Making goals is something that all people should do to help them strive to achieve the things they are trying to accomplish. Having goals set is a large help when trying to get something done. One of my goals is to think more about the decisions that I make. Another goal of mine is to look after my younger siblings more often and help around the house. My last, and most important goal is to eat at least three times a day and to stay hydrated.

he decisions I make today are crucial in the construct of my future. In this manner, I have reflected upon the elements that could differentiate my live apart from others. And, essentially, I have realized that it is not only the distinctive life experiences and unique characteristics that distinguish the course of my actions but also the motivation I find for living my life. It was then imperative to ask myself the simple, yet complex question “why?”, because its answer was the core drive behind my thoughts, decisions, and ultimately, my actions. In the process of defining who I am and the purpose there is for my life, I have concluded that the place where my values, interests, and the society’s need of service intersect, is the place where I’m meant to be. This intersection in my life, as I have discerned, is medicine.

One of the most definite answers about my future goals, when I was young, was “I want to be a doctor.” I commonly caught myself fantasizing about treating patients and using the magnificent machines I see in movies to treat people. My ideas were not motivated by my experience. My ideas were based on movies and other nice stories that I had heard to construct my ideas about my ideal job and education potential. Currently, I wish it was as easy as I once thought. As I have matured and gotten older, I have realized that to accomplish any career; one has to work very hard and be passionate about it. I have also learned that my accomplishment of my educational goals is not solemnly based on my abilities, but also the input of the teachers. Through experience, I have learned that for one to achieve, they should not only be motivated to excel, but also be led by talented and motivated teachers.

Goals are important because goals open a path to where a person is going and wants to achieve in life. Also, goals can help a person to stay focus on things that I want to have in the future. A goal to get an education is essential in life for it can lead to a prosperous future. To have a secure life after college, I will need to get a stable job. Being part of a community, I would want to send awareness to the young adults on doing the right things. The goals I want to achieve are to earn a college degree that I am happy to have, have a job that will help me get the life that I want, and to help young adults to make the right decisions.

Who am I? Who do I hope to be? What are my goals for life? These were all questions I was asked in fifth grade during a project. My answer was, when I am older I want to play in the WNBA, own a big house, and be super rich. Of course, as times have changed I have gotten older my hopes, dreams, and goals have quite a bit.

Everyone has goals in their lives that's what motivates them everyday. Goals can be as simple as i want to stop consuming soda. As i learn in SDS class goals need to be specific and achievable. A goal cannot as simple as when you were a kid and wanted to be a super star. As it might be achievable but not quite you really need to be a good singer. My goals are to graduate this year from wenatchee valley college with associate degree in arts and science and with high school diploma, transfer to Eastern washington university, and finally graduate with a master in social work. To complete my goals i first need to know what i need to do to achieve them.

When looking over my behavior the past few days, I noticed quite a few things I would like to change. From extending my workout period, eating smaller portions, or even controlling the amount of time I spend watching television. Even after all of those things the main thing I noticed was that I hardly ever drink water. In a day, I might drink sixteen ounces compared to the recommended sixty-four ounces. So my new goal is beginning on Friday, July 10, 2015 and ending on Friday, August 7, 2015, and I will increase my water intake to at least 60 ounces a day, and will use water bottles to measure my success.

Personal experience is away you go through things without knowing it at first, but after all…..you could say you have experienced it, rather you wanted to or not. Finishing school is one of my biggest goals. Not just for me but for my parents. I want to make my Mother and Father proud. Show them they’ve did their job as a parent and raising a successful child that knows more than what I knew better. My 12 grade year of high school. I went to a school called , Jordan Christen Prep. They’ve told me their was an accredit high school. They could help me reach my goals and graduate (ON TIME) and also get my where I need to be . Instead none of those things weren’t true. Before I known those things …. I was pushing myself, working harder, harder , even harder, very hard to get finished .When I found out they wasn’t an accredit school my mom was quick to ask the school for my withdrawal papers. She took me to Winter Haven High School , as im enrolling

My goal in life has always been to touch and inspire someone, especially when they are at their most vulnerable point in their life. The best advice a patient has ever given me was, “do what makes me happy.” I never truly understood the exact meaning of that statement until I graduated college and struggled figuring out what I wanted to pursue. I always knew I wanted to work in the health and medical field; I definitely knew I wanted to work in the healthcare field when I was able to make multiple sick people smile. I remember having a conversation with a patient and the patient randomly shouted, “you have a smile that truly lights up a room!” I thought wow this is not the first time I am hearing this. I thought is this déjà vu, what is it