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Career goals
- Become a certified professional
- Become a high-level manager like a director
- Become a thought leader
- Earn an academic certificate to add to your resume
- Find a career you love
- Get a promotion at work
- Get a raise in your salary
- Go to college if you haven’t before
- Grow your current business, e.g., Gain a new market or introduce a new product.
- Increase your sales
- Learn a new skill
- Mentor a friend to guide their subsequent career decisions
- Publish professional articles online to build your resume.
- Resume your studies and finish a degree
- Start a new business
- Win an award at work
- Win over a certain number of clients
- Develop your soft skills, like self-confidence, communication, work ethic, etc.
Family goals
Here are some examples of long term family goals:
- Decide the perfect size for your family
- Donate old clothes or toys every year
- Find a life partner
- Finish a book list on family relationships
- Enhancer strong relationships with your parents and/or siblings
- Foster strong relationships with your extended family, such as grandparents or cousins
- Go on annual family road trips
- Organize yearly celebrations for your parents, siblings, or children
- Plan an annual family Olympics
- Plan to visit some locations on your family bucket list
- Spend money on experiences instead of things
- Start a family
- Take professional family portraits every year
Life goals
Here are some examples of long term personal goals:
- Purchase a primary home by the water body (seaside or lake, etc.)
- Be able to purchase a home for vacations
- Renovate or update your current home
- Become a black belt in Judo!
- Build your dream home
- Climb a mountain
- Complete a triathlon
- Create and commit to a fitness routine
- Create and finish a reading list
- Learn a foreign language
- Learn how to play an instrument
- Master an art or craft like painting, knitting, woodwork, etc.
- Move closer to your family or friends
- Move to the city of your dreams
- Move to your dream country
- Own your own land
- Run a full marathon
- Run a half-marathon
- Take a vacation to your dream destination
- Travel to your home country
- Work on your public speaking skills
- Write a book
Financial goals
Here are some examples of long term financial goals:
- Become financially independent
- Become financially free (no debit or mortgage)
- Build a business
- Build a retirement nest egg
- Build an emergency fund
- Earn a certain amount of money through multiple passive income streams
- Earn more money from your job
- Generate passive income
- Increase your credit score
- Invest in real estate
- Invest in the stock market
- Pay for a car in cash
- Pay off credit card debt
- Pay off student loans
- Pay off your mortgage
- Purchase a house
- Retire early by the age of 50-55
- Save enough money to send your children to college.
- Save for your children’s weddings
- Semi-retire early
Health and fitness goals
Here are some examples of long term health and fitness goals you can consider:
- Adopt a healthy lifestyle
- Implement practices to reduce the risk of diseases such as diabetes or heart disease
- Be able to do a one-rep dead-lift with 100kgs
- Fit into your old-size jeans
- Get abs or tone your legs
- Lose a certain number of pounds
- Lose weight from certain body areas like stomach or hips
- Lower your BMI
- Lower your cholesterol levels
- Master yoga
- Practice endurance training and strength training
- Run a full marathon
- Run a half marathon
Spiritual goals
Here are some examples of long term spiritual goals you can consider:
- Attend church service every Sunday
- Be clear about your beliefs
- Do a kind deed every day over the next 365 days
- Forgive your foes
- Go on some mission trips in a year
- Go on a personal retreat to reflect and pray
- Help someone restore their spirits
- Join a Bible study and participate weekly
- Mentor a young believer
- Observe and recognize the interconnectedness of everything
- Practice gratitude
- Read about your religion’s history and origin
- Read biographies of early church leaders
- Read the whole Bible over the next two years
- Reflect on your actions