I recommend that we all have goals in life. Not the typical goal that fades as time goes on. But instead goals that keep us in check. I personally would refer to these goals as lifetime goals. These goals should be somewhat challenging.

 So why am I sitting here writing an article on lifetime goals. Well in high school I remember my last article I wrote for my HS newspaper was about goals. I wasn’t the valedictorian or the salutatorian. I was just a student amongst the crowd.  At the time I didn’t know what I was going to do next with my future. Would I go off to college or enter the workforce. I chose college. Many of my friends were doing the college thing so I figured why not?

But before graduating I felt it was important to spread a message out to my fellow and lower classmates by using a form of media.

Now a few years later, I’m attempting to spread the same message out to those of you who take the time to read this.

Set LIFETIME goals. Goals that don’t just go away or goals you can’t accomplish. Along the way we as people should have goals that can help boost our confidence. I know during high school and even during my time spend at college I often question if I’m going anywhere in my life. Am I going to be a full time college student? Will I ever be successful and gain a degree? What will I do after college?  

I can honestly say that I’ve accomplished a few goals of mine. I don’t lose hope often because I have checkpoints for myself. I also have my future LIFETIME GOALS I’m striving for.

So take a moment to think about the goals you have accomplished in the past. Then continue to think about the goals you hope to complete as time goes on. Then finally once you have accomplished a lifetime goal come up with new ones.

Now what is one of my current goals? One of my current goals is to make at least one dollar ($1.00) by using the website triond.com. Another goal would be to hear positive criticism and comments.