New year goals 2024

My Goal for 2024
* Address and complete the unfinish dragging divorce this year even if means I loose now to gain later
* Start living as the true me

Excursive is good for the looks and mind

 

I been on a diet since Nov of last year so continuing with that. I want to lose over 80+ pounds.
Pass both my medical coding and Billing certifications
Go on a vacation by my self

 

Main goal is to have a dedicated area where my instruments and related equipment can be permanently setup. It takes about 10 minutes to setup and tear down each time I practice at the moment and, when you only have a spare 30 minutes, doesn't leave a lot of time to play.

To get there, I need to redecorate and reorganise the house so that it's a reflection of me and the children rather than life we used to have. I've been chipping away at it over the last few months but I really need to up my game.

 

For the first time, I have real and optimistic goals: keep going to the gym, begin running and participating in local runs, trips to mountains and small villages in my region, write again fiction and publish something...

And, overall, fulfill my goals in therapy, and become the man I want to be with my family and friends... and with myself.

 

I lost 24 since November, i stopped drinking,sodas,teas and stop eating snacks and eating out like i am crazy lol. Do you drink any protein shakes and stuff? i know so many girls who say they try so hard to gain weight.

 

Oooh good question! One of my biggest goals this year is to move to Australia. Some of my goals is to buy myself a Nintendo Switch and a new laptop. I also want to learn how to cook. Here are some of my goals that I can share, I have several more.

 

I have started to exercise 6 months ago and lost 10kg by reducing the amount of take aways to two a month and totally cut soda drinks and walking 7 kilometers in the morning and night before any meal but snacking on cholates I cannot control

 

Mine is to find a publisher for my next book..

Do you mean sub 5 minutes, JT? Jesus, that's fast! My one mile PB is 5:34 - made five years ago when I still had loads of testosterone oozing round my body...

Beth

 

A 5 minute mile is quite a challenge. I used to do 10k runs when I was playing football. I stopped when my knees started to bother me. I'm limited to the bike these days.

 

I'm a former rugby player too, as well as baseball. Even though I haven't done any training in years, I can still sprint very fast for short distances, my legs have simply remained quite muscular. I have never been able to do distance running, I just can't keep to a "slow" pace.

I do need to get into better shape, after all I'm not getting any younger and I'm the only parent these kids have. Interval training like your fiancé does sounds like something I could actually do and likely enjoy. At this stage I don't know what an achievable goal or stretch goal would be but at the very least I think a goal of designing a regime and sticking to it is a reasonable start.

Thanks for sharing @JT1999, it's inspired me!

 

Same. I keep getting scared and chickening out though lol. Good luck!
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I liked my ideas in 2023 and was able to do them, so I'm sticking with them.

I wanted to read more, that was technically my only "goal".

Then I started a "5 year bucket list", with the idea of doing at least several "small" or a couple "big" things off of it each year. I love it- depending on money, opportunites, seeing if somebody else may be interesting it doing them as well etc, I'll pick things to do. And that way, if money is tight or things don't work out, Ill pick something else without feeling like a failure for not doing anything lol.
As I do things, I cross stuff off, and I think or see things I want to do I'll add them.