What are your career/life goals?

[psychraider32]

At your highest point in life (realistically) what do you expect to be doing?

[Gotmadskillzson]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

I expect to be sitting on my butt not doing anything, just letting the millions roll in. That was always my goal. But in reality I would like to be able to retire by the age of 65, but from the looks of things, I don't think I will ever be able to retire.

[Watson]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Spoiler

[psychraider32]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

I want to get my PhD in Neuropsychology.

[Beantown]

What are your career/life goals?

I want to get my PhD in Neuropsychology.

And **** a fat chick, right?


As for mine, I'd love to be a writer and a creative writing professor.

[psychraider32]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

And **** a fat chick, right?


As for mine, I'd love to be a writer and a creative writing professor.

well I wouldn't use the term fat and it's not really a question any more but rather a nightly reality.

[Beantown]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

well I wouldn't use the term fat and it's not really a question any more but rather a nightly reality.

I was just kidding anyway. I thought I remembered that you're the one that made that thread.

[Chip Douglass]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Dictator of a developing country; preferably, the leader of a military junta in Latin America.

[Redacted01]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Dictator of a developing country.

Dictator of a developed country. I want working toilets and some intelligence in my domain.

[24]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Honestly? Nothing too big. While it obviously would be nice to make the Millions and own some Giant house, I would be happy with an average life.
Find someone, settle down, have kids, grow old and die. It's the simple things in life we often take for granted. I just want to be happy and have a family to share experiences with.

[Chip Douglass]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Dictator of a developed country. I want working toilets and some intelligence in my domain.

Developing countries are ripe for social unrest/revolution and the establishment of dictatorship; developed countries aren't.

[dickey1331]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Retire from the military at age 39 and become a teacher.

[Bellsprout]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

I'll probably just live off Zooey's money.

[Redacted01]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Developing countries are ripe for social unrest/revolution and the establishment of dictatorship; developed countries aren't.

You are just setting your sights too low!

[slickdtc]

Re: What are your career/life goals?

Moderate size house, a job I don't hate going to (work is work), a few kids 2-4, happy and healthy wife. Some extra money to be comfortable, maybe to take a vacation or two a year, be able to provide for my family. I would love for my fiance/wife to be a stay at home mom while the kids are young. Not that I had a bad upbringing, but to be able to provide for my family things I didn't have. To be able to pay for their college education. To have the wisdom to guide them or anyone in the right direction. To be someone everyone likes (well as much as possible), for people to look up to me, respect me, admire me like I do to some people in my life.

To be able to look back on these younger years and be proud of how far I came.

I used to be uncertain if I had it in me to get to where I want to be. I knew I was a great person, but I didn't know if I could work hard enough to provide a life for myself and my girlfriend, now fiancé. I was scared I'd lose myself, that I'd have to choose between who I was and who I would become to be able to have the things I want and dream of. The past year, I proved to myself that I would do whatever it takes to achieve those dreams while still loving who I am. That I could do both, that I could be proud of myself while also knowing there's so much work to be done.

Finally, to just enjoy it. I don't want to be too rich. I want to work hard, to earn what I've made, and when I'm able to provide for my family or take a week off on an island, that it was all worth it and that I made this for myself.