My Purpose In Life

My personal goal I would like to divide into different categories First professional goals. My goals for my family. My Retirement goals.

As far as goals, I intend on graduating from college and fulfill my aspiration of having a professional career. Growing up, my father has always worked minimum paying jobs and living for paycheck to paycheck, while my mother has always been a housewife. Whenever it came to school, my parents encouraged me to do my best in my studies.

To have a goal enables a person to do his/her best in whatever they set out to accomplish. Achieving academic excellence in high school has given me a love of learning. This desire for more knowledge propels me towards a college education that will prepare me to do my best in my future. Having the perseverance to become healthier has inspired me to work toward being a dietician. I have chosen this career goal because an increasing number of people in our country are struggling with obesity. In addition to these goals of a higher education and a career path, I would like to be a mother and raise my own family. Family is very important to me because I believe that family has a major influence on one’s personality. Without the influence of my family, I would not be who I am today.

My goal is that my education will prepare me to become a serviceable member of society by using my abilities in order to help lead the improvement of the community. This is my goal because I personally fill that as humans we should try to use our lives to make society a better place than when we arrived.

At the end of my senior year of high school, I had to make a senior portfolio; part of the project was to write down your goals and make a timetable for where you see yourself in five or ten years. I wrote that my goal in life is to be happy and I skipped the timetable because if my goal is to be happy then I can’t plan out how to obtain that goal. Who knows what will make me happy in five years? Life is constantly changing; nothing actually stays the same. It is important to set goals for yourself, but my idea of goals is different. I want to be happy and my goal is to take whatever smaller steps are necessary to get there.

I have goals in my life, just as the great Odysseus had his own goals; Odysseus wanted to return home and slay all of the parasitic suitors, living off his fortune. My goals, on the other hand, are not so gory or dangerous, but it is also tiresome to achieve my altitudinous goals. I want to go to a nationally ranked college in business after I graduate, that is why I am

These are the closest things to goals that I have. Most of them are simple tasks like getting a college degree and becoming self-sufficient. Accomplishing these tasks is quite straightforward. First, getting a college degree should help with getting a better job in the future. Once I have a good job, I will be able to become self-sufficient. I want to become self-sufficient so that I wont have to continue to be a burden to my parents. While I already pay for most of my own stuff, I still need help from them. Paying for tuition and school supplies has really put a strain on my savings. Even with a part time job, I still needed to borrow money from my

A couple of my personal goals, will be to graduate high school so I can get out into the real world and make money so maybe someday I can have a family to provide for. I need to research jobs and what will help me get a job. I will also look around for internships, so I could get started into the job. I will keep my grades up by studying subjects that I have trouble in.

Les Brown said, “Your goals are the road maps that guide you and show you what is possible for your life.” Every goal in life is determined by the actions we do now. Experiences and feeling have a lesson to teach us something new that could, later on, be applied in the future for our own good. Since I started living with my grandma when I was six years old, I had wanted to be a doctor because I wanted to help people. Activities in school are contributing their bit on the person I want to be, similarly to those special ones that will help me a lot through college too.

goal. In my case, my further goals are to earn my associate's degree, and to move out on my

I would also like to start my own garden and use some of the herbs that I am growing in my cooking; I am currently growing basil and a chocolate mint plant. I hope to expand my garden to keep more plants that can stay in my dorm room. When I own a house I plan to plant many fruit trees such as apples, lemons, and oranges. I would also like to plant a weeping willow since that is my favorite tree and I would like to nurture one from a sapling until a full fledge tree. In addition, to a garden I am making it a goal to have a library in my house and nook to read peacefully. I would like to have this to relax and share my passion of reading books to the children I might have. In addition, I would like to travel during my vacation time once I have a job. I would like to visit Rome to see the Roman roads and travel to Egypt to see the Great Pyramids. In addition, to that I would like to do all the countless things I have on my bucket list. I would also want to pay off my parents’ debt and pay for a trip for them to spend time together. I also want to continue to learn Spanish due to it being such a beautiful language and wanting to travel to numerous Spanish speaking countries. Future more, I would like to take some self-defense classes to know how to defend myself if I had to. I have many aspirations for my future however, I would be equally satisfied if I could be successful and well

The definition of purpose is this: something set up as an object or end to be attained. In comparison, a person’s purpose is often their goal as well as their reason to do something all jumbled into one. I may be going out on a limb saying this, but I don’t believe that there is a single person that lives without something that gives their life purpose and meaning. There are exactly three things in this world that give my life purpose. Two of those things are people. These are people that drive me to reach my goals. The third thing that gives my life purpose is ultimately the goal that I aim to reach in life. That goal would simply be to be better. I aim to a better parent than mine have been and I aim to be better at doing what makes me happy. It’s impossible for someone to understand my life or why I have the goals that I do, but I will do my best to explain it.

Also, another goal, I of course I have very fervent feelings about, would be how I want to able to support myself and hopefully a family in the future. I look at my grandpa and my dad who never gave up in what they want to do in their lives, not giving a slight care to what others thought. They worked for it to become who they are today: strong-willed men, making good money and greatly raised and protected their families. This makes me want to carry on the tradition, not letting them down and become who I want to be but also be able to support my family and I.

As a child and even as a teenager one tends to make dreams and set goals for life. On occasion these goals are far stretched and sometimes even fairy-tale like, we tend to see life through a rose-colored glass, not taking into account the many sidetracks life throws our way. At that stage in life our goals tend to be less focused and somewhat unreachable. However, the process of growing up, or maturing, tends organized and center our goals, we learn to make compromises and set goals for our goals. There are different types of goals, short term and long term. I have learned to separate the many goals I have into three main categories: family, professional and personal.

Establishing lifetime goals is inherently a challenging exercise, yet an essential one for any person to strive for prosperity in society. Goals are the very essence of what makes humans unique, we have the ability to visualize a yet unseen world, we have to ability to hope. Even though logic may tell us something is impossible, hope is the gift that gives us that spark in our mind, the spark that says “Even though there is a small chance, there is a chance nonetheless.” Hopes and dreams are what drives us to be better, to achieve more than anyone else, it is hope that encourages us to evolve. This being said, my “lifetime goal” is very simple, I just wish to be happy. The goal of happiness seems to be very short and sweet, however, it is deceptively elusive in our changing times. Being successful and making money are commonly confused with happiness when in fact, they are merely avenues that may or may not lead you towards your goal, but not a substitute for it; id est, they are a means to an end, not the end itself.