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.

Everyone wants to be something, to become somebody, to know that the amount to the grand scheme of the universe. There is always such a deep fear of mediocrity. Eating away telling you “You aren’t worth anything.” that it’s all useless in the long run. This has been true for a long time. I believe humans have always felt this way. We have always wanted to matter. I think I finally realized that this year. I realized that some things really don’t change. Someone, somewhere along the line of time has felt the same way or will feel the same way. Human’s are complex creatures yet we are extremely simple minded. This is obvious as we look in the past, analyze literature and art, we realize that we have been talking about and thinking the same things for a long time.

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

I haven’t had many goals in life, but the few I do I plan to achieve. I plan to become very good at basketball, but I won’t join the NBA. I plan to make it into Postsecondary Education Opportunity (PSEO), and graduate with a Gates millennium scholarship, which pays 12,785 dollars on average. Those can all be achieved by the end of high school, but I have even bigger plans after that. I plan to become an orthopedic surgeon and attend either Harvard or Stanford. These are all big plans and I hope to achieve them all.

My educational goals are to get a bachelor’s degree in Science, along with getting my pilot license and ratings. I intend on specializing in physics. Once I have graduated, I anticipate on starting a career in the aviation industry. I have chosen to apply to science and aviation along with geography and aviation because I enjoy sciences, and physics is my specialty. Also, Geography and aviation because in this program you get to learn a lot of great things such as landforms, weather patterns and etc. Waterloo is the only university in Canada with a program which allows you to get a bachelor’s degree in science or in environmental studies along with flight training. The university of Waterloo

Ever since I entered school as a little girl I was constantly setting goals for town soccer teams, T-ball games and running the fastest at P.E. class, but as I got older I realized that my goals seemed to change. At this point in time, I want to graduate high school with a 3.6-4.0 GPA, get into my college of choice, complete my scholarships and find my correct career path.

ITT Technical Institute, Arlington TX campus is where I chose to gain my Associates Degree. I enrolled in 2007 with the dream of being successful it the IT industry. I knew a career working with computers would always be in demand and with experience, the industry would allow me to become highly successful. Graduating in 2010, after completing my associate’s degree, I then decided to pursuit the job market. I found, in the field of technology there are, what I like to call, “a series of projects”. My professional experiences consists of about six years working for privately owned companies as a technical support person, application support specialist, scrum master and trainer.

Run! Run after the ambitions you want to accomplish in life and leave a mark on the path you walk on. Ask yourself if what you are doing today is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow? To accomplish anything in life, you need to set yourself a goals. Setting yourself goals is the path to reach your accomplishments. Your goals do not need to be extremely high or even low, they should be in between your ability. To achieve your life goals, you need to challenge yourself so that you feel you have accomplished something above your own ability. In reality, without trying new experiences we could never know what we are capable of achieving. I have set myself a high school goal, personal goal and a career goal.

I found myself moving from job to job, to job, over the last eighteen years, never settling down in anyone. I could not find one that was fulfilling to me. Therefore, I have to search myself trying to find out what I truly wanted to do with my life, am I going to continue living as I have been. All I knew, was that I wanted to do something that made a difference, but I didn’t know how or what. It is just as Bill Copeland said, “The trouble of with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score.” This quote explains accurately how I felt about my life, and now is the time to kick that ball in the net, now is time to stop running aimlessly and set some goals to get my life on track. According to Mindtools.com, goals setting is an important method pf deciding what you want to achieve in your life. Separating what’s important from what’s irrelevant, or a distraction. Furthermore, setting goals are imperative as they help you take control of your life and set it in the right direction. It helps you focus on the important things. Goals are also great as they help get you closer to success, if you don’t set goals you will find

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.

Ever since I can remember, being a doctor was always what I wanted to be. Although there were hardships and challenges throughout my life, my ultimate goal never changed. Instead many of the problems I faced inspired me to work harder towards my goals. I pushed myself to overcome certain obstacles in order to make those who support me proud as well as myself.

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.

Everyone has goals in their life, my biggest goal is to own my own business, with the strengths and weaknesses I have it is hard to achieve this goal. The obstacles I have been through in my life have made me work as hard as I possibly can to make it happen. My goals in life are something I take extremely seriously.

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.

Do not take this the wrong way when I say that I do not care what it is you are trying to achieve. Let me explain. I mean I do not care if your goal is to graduate high-school with a certain GPA, start a clothing line, release your own book, learn an instrument, master a language, or even if it’s getting a certain someone in your life. Only you have the power to make that dream, goal, and ambition come to life. Grant Cardone taught me to commit first, and figure the rest out later. Just jump in! I can’t emphasize how many times I’ve thought about or talked about doing something and because that’s all I did, I never got anything done. After I committed to this concept, my goals were slowly becoming more and more accomplishable. January of 2017 I told myself I wanted to write a book and as soon as I set my mind to it and opened the document all I can say is: well … here you are, reading it.