Do you set yourself little life goals too?

I have only one life goal:

Open up a huge prostitution ring and sit back enjoying my hedonistic life, with a lot of drugs and all the other good things.

It's good to have goals in life. Mine are the usual: getting money, getting married, spending time with friends and that's it.

I don't set goals because I'll just disappoint myself! Positivity!

My goal in life is to find what my goal in life is.

It's commonly said that successful people in life make a habit of setting goals. Good job :D

Mine are as follows:

• Get a degree in College
• Pay off Student Debt
• Start the path of earning wealth and leaving something for my children

Short term goals include:

• Getting to 1,000 Steam games.
• Finishing music CD
• Owning all RISK games
• Finishing all George R. R. Martin books
• Finishing Battlestar Galactica

I'm sure there are others. I just have forgotten them. My mind has been sporadic today.

I can never acomplish them, because for the most of the things I have to do to acomplish them, I need help from other people (parents, friends, etc.), people who tries so hard to screw all my efforts.

I have life goals, but sadly I don't accomplish them. :x

In all seriousness though, it's the usual... Get a job and support my family.

I should, but I don't, so everything ends up being "yeah I should do X or Y sometime" but I never really figure out when or how or if I should do it so nothing ever gets prioritized and I end up browsing SteamGifts for 30 minutes instead.

Keep focused on one thing for more the 30 minutes. Damn this attention deficit, why won't you pay attention to me!

Yes. I make very many moneys.

my top life goals are

1. live long enough to read the end of One Piece
2. have babies, multiples.
3. try new buffets

I guess that in the end it could be said that I have goals, but I don't really think of it that way. I have an understanding of what I want to happen and I do things which will make it more likely to happen, it's just that I never make a list or follow a concrete plan, I just follow what feels right to me. If I'm out of a job, yes, I'll look for one. I never had an attendance or "finish college" goal, because it was quite clear to me that I'll attend and finish. I liked the idea of 3D programming and games, so I studied that and worked for some years in the gaming field. But I never had "work at a game company" as a goal. It happened, I'm happy it happened, I'm not happy the company failed, and I moved on. I hope I'm a good parent, but I don't have a "be a good parent" goal listed somewhere. I just do what I hope are the right things to do when raising a family. I'm sure that if I was more driven and goal oriented I could achieve more, but I think I'm doing pretty well without that.

Regarding the list of goals, I think that some of them aren't really goal. Your goal is to finish college successfully. High attendance and not having relationships are possible steps towards achieving this goal, but they shouldn't be considered goals in themselves. If it happens that you get into a relationship with someone who's very supportive of your studies, that could be a fine alternative. So don't confuse the goal with the way to achieve it, because you might end up losing opportunities.

And I don't really understand goals of liking certain foods or collecting a certain number of games. I can understand trying new foods and collecting games for fun, but I don't see the point of making them into goals.