outside of bodybuilding, what are your goals?

[thebrick]

...in your life?

 

[ghostdog128]

in school to be a CRNA= Nurse anesthetist. other than that... learn to fly, play guitar..

 

[MaNiFeSt]

the main one is getting my business up and running and get it generating a 50k-100k a month income within the next year.

pay off my debt, and buy a house.

outside of bbing, financial success is my biggest goal right now. trying to hit the 7 figure mark by the time im 28-29 the latest.

also start playing my guitar more often and get into mma more.

 

[Adrenaline Rush]

#1. Happiness
#2. Have a family someday
#3. Successful career
#4. House overlooking the ocean
#5. Retire and run my own gym.

 

[dragonfire101]

Well besides living a happy and healthy life with the ones I love the following

1. get married, will be doing that next month
2. complete a doctorate or some type of post masters program.
3. Have a child or children. I don't want more tha 2 though.
4. buy a house, own a condo now. Will buy a house in 3-4 years once done with #2 and start #3
5. Retire in 20 years and not even be 50 yet. Working on that. I have a decent job for the State now and trying to transfer into a job that gives the 20 and out deal for the State.
5. maybe own my own business.

 

[HUTCH]

to be able to not have to work for anyone ever again!!!! To be able to stay home and run my two business' and hang out with my kids all day and eat eat eat...

 

[Chrysler]

PHD.

Get back into fighting.

Write professionally.

Learn a new language every 3 years.

Travel the world.

These are all things, barring any unforeseen mentally/physically debilitating incident, that I shall achieve.

 

[km2000]

learn to play the piano....

own a home and property somewhere in south america.......

buy my mom her dream house...

get married and have children.....

complete and iron man triathalon

ride a bull for 8 sec...

get a pilots license and a small engine plane

i have a list of goals that is 10 pages long, i review it every few months and try to cross something off...if you dont write your goals down i highly suggest you do it, it has helped me in my life so much!.... i have been doing this since i was a youngster, its pretty funny to look back on the goals i had when i was a child... i remember one of my first goals was to "pop a wheelie" on my bicycle! kinda funny how things change when you get older!

(and yes, i managed to accomplish a wheelie in my bicycle!, just in case you all were wondering )

 

[the_warrior]

congress

 

[thebrick]

Myself, I want to continue to stay healthy, but.... I would LOVE to have a simple life on the coast one day. I have always been self-employed.... maybe a smoothie shop or a gym near the beach. That appeals to me a lot. There is something about the water that makes me feel complete.

 

[james001]

To be a (financially) successful artist

I quit a business… moved to las vegas to paint full time… kinda hope that works out.

Surf daily…

Aside from that… stay out of jail and keep my health in check…

Someone mentioned writing down goals… I’ve never done that but I think I’ll start…

 

[physiqueartist]

nice thread so far.

For me!!!
1. Successful career! Make enough money for my wife to stay home.
2. Keep family unit tighter then ever
3. Sing/play guitar in a band
4. Home by a lake or ocean
5. Learn spanish, italian, and german in that order
6. Travel
7. Maybe kids, if not more Golden Retrievers
8. Hell i just want me, my family and friends to be happy

 

[ShaneH]

learn to play the piano....

own a home and property somewhere in south america.......

buy my mom her dream house...

get married and have children.....

complete and iron man triathalon

ride a bull for 8 sec...

get a pilots license and a small engine plane

i have a list of goals that is 10 pages long, i review it every few months and try to cross something off...if you dont write your goals down i highly suggest you do it, it has helped me in my life so much!.... i have been doing this since i was a youngster, its pretty funny to look back on the goals i had when i was a child... i remember one of my first goals was to "pop a wheelie" on my bicycle! kinda funny how things change when you get older!

(and yes, i managed to accomplish a wheelie in my bicycle!, just in case you all were wondering )

So true! I am firm believer in WRITING my goals down. Its almost magical! Those ones I write down are the ones that I accomplish.

 

[aquaholic]

1. Be happy. With myself, unconditionally.
2. Learn to be a better communicator. And find someone who can help me with this.
3. Job - Be happy. No matter the income or outcome. A job does not determine your self worth.
4. Security. Live in a community, and be in family I can fit into.
5. Love. Be comfortable with this.
6. Learn not to judge success based on material objects around me, and others.
7. Learn not to be as judgemental. Don't judge a book by its cover.
8. Enjoy the far more simple things in life. And declutter the complicated.

9. And start a Boston Terrier colony

 

[oldfella]

Stay strong, healthy and happy in my later years. (later than now anyway)
Find my ideal partner and settlle down to a nice mellow lifestyle.
Sell my business (gym) and just be a consultant/trainer
Travel to new lands and experience different cultures
Help people achieve their goals in health and fitness (sort of do that now I suppose)
Spend more time doing things I want to do.

 

[gettnlarge01]

To keep me and my family happy and together

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Making myself happy to be "me", to find a career that I enjoy and pays well enough that I don't live paycheck to paycheck, buy a house. Get completely out of debt. Marry Milla Jovovich

You know, the normal stuff.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

1. Be happy. With myself, unconditionally.
2. Learn to be a better communicator. And find someone who can help me with this.
3. Job - Be happy. No matter the income or outcome. A job does not determine your self worth.
4. Security. Live in a community, and be in family I can fit into.
5. Love. Be comfortable with this.
6. Learn not to judge success based on material objects around me, and others.
7. Learn not to be as judgemental. Don't judge a book by its cover.
8. Enjoy the far more simple things in life. And declutter the complicated.

9. And start a Boston Terrier colony

Actually I couldn't have said it better myself. Especially #6. I have a hard time with that. But I want rott colony instead of Boston Terriers

 

[thebrick]

Travel to new lands and experience different cultures

more travel.... I like that one

 

[n8ia]

travel the globe i mean every where i could think of and some i can't
build a house with my dad could be mine or his dosen't matter
have my own company with several employees nothing fancy just 3-4 and pay them really well with over the top benefits
leave this world better then when i came in
make my wife the happy by being an amazing husband