What are your current & longterm goals in life?

[Alphazero]

I'm a candidate for joining the air force. I have to pass some very tough exams, and then make it through a grueling 3-year course. I'd like to fly jet fighters for a few years. After my time in the army is up (I have to sign on for 9 years I think), I'll get some high-tech job.

 

[acidvoodoo]

current: got mock GCSE's coming up, so i will start studying for those tommorow (is 6 weeks early too much? i just planto do like an hour each night, then when it gets closer to the time, 3 hours a night). Then in May i have the real GCSE's, so i'll start studyin for those in march. Then i need to decide what AS levels i want to chose

longterm: to be a graduate from college, find a girlfriend that i can relate to


very longterm: decent money $60,000++++

 

[Spac3d]

I don't set goals, those are for organized people.

Spac3d

 

[ndee]

Die Happy (that's about as longterm it can get )





doing good in my job and later go to the University.

 

Short term = Find a decent graveyard and burial site.

Long Term = Find a decent graveyard and burial site.

 

[bsd]

Originally posted by: Moonbeam
To save all sentient beings.

sure you dont mean sentimental beings, and will you take a request to do it the way jesus did it?

 

[Lonyo]

Short term: Get some kind of work ethic so I can be bothered at school, get a part time job.

Long term: get a degree, join the police, get a house and find a woman who would even remotely suit me, then have a coupla kids, win the lottery and buy a really nice car.

 

[Moonbeam]

Hehe, Jfur, you make life fun.

Everybody is enlightened; it would be nice to know it. A Zen saying.

 

[eakers]

current: stop worrying over things that don't matter and focus on school and midterms
long term: finish school, start a career, try to find some happiness somehow.

 

[Azraele]

Short and long: make something of myself, become, blossom, learn.

 

[Spamela]

short term: get the software i'm working on passed by the QA team & released.

longer term: deadlift 600 lbs. (in 2003, maybe), squat 600 lbs.