I typed up and prined off all the morning and evening power questions. I am going to tape them in my rack (3'x7' coffin like bed on the ship) so I review them every time I go to sleep (which really has nothing to do with the time of day)
I'm not a big fan of metaphors, it seems to me people take the metaphor too far and lose the initial concept pretty often. But I'm going to give it a couple days and see if I use any.
Personal Development Goals Years to completion
Learn to play poker at a professional level. 1
Master my social life, learn languages, have adventures. 5
Go to the gym 4 times a week. 1
Take dancing lessons. 1
Play a musical instrument. (Not sure which yet) 3
Career/Buisiness/Economic Goals
Earn 100k a year 2
Be able to travel and work at my own leisure. 2
Invest a portion of my earnings. 1
Financial independence by age 33. 10
Figure out a budget for living in Seattle. 1 month
Be known as a driven and inventive person. 4
Toys/Adventure Goals
Buy land. 10
Live in Las Vegas. 1-2
Spend time around the world. 3
Buy an Italian suit. 2
Visit: Australia, England, Sweden, Japan, Russia, France, 5
Brazil, NYC, Turkey
Contribution Goals
Give some money to the church. 1
Contribution doesn't really interest me. I do like teaching people what I know and seeing them improve themselves, but as far as volunteering at a soup kitchen or something, ugh.
The kind of person I need to become in order to achive al that I want:
Driven, motivated, unwavering. Uses time efficiently. Resourceful, humble, learning.
I am already on the path. 6 months ago I quit a lot of things that worked against me:
Reading fiction, TV, drinking, videogames.
1 comment:
Reading fiction can be good for you. I used to read a lot of old school science fiction, and it gets your mind thinking in inventive ways. It builds your imagination. You don't have to be reading some geeky fantasy novel CONSTANTLY EVERY DAY, but ever now and then it can give you some interesting, different things to think about.
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