Cal Hyslop MBA, University Instructor

Master Your Money— Personal Finance, Investing, and Productivity for Beginners

This is a thoughtful and honest project. I really like that you admitted it was hard to come up with 20 goals, because that is actually a big part of the exercise. Sometimes we assume we know exactly what we want, but sitting down and naming it clearly can be challenging. You chose a strong mix of goals here. I can see ambitions related to education, career, lifestyle, finances, health, and personal growth. That makes this especially powerful because it is not only about success on paper, but also about who you want to become as a person. Goals like being emotionally mature, authentic, well-spoken, and determined stand out because they show depth. You also have a nice balance between practical goals and dream goals. Things like owning your own apartment, traveling every year, building your own firm, and creating a successful podcast give your future vision a lot of personality and direction. A great next step would be to choose just 2 or 3 of these goals and break them into smaller actions you can begin this year. That is often how big 10-year goals start to feel real. Excellent work on this project. You clearly put real thought into your future, and that kind of reflection is a very important step toward making these goals happen.

Honestly I thought I had a lot of goals in life but finishing this was hard.
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