Your Plan for 2007!?

[resilient]

I just looked at the thread Your Plan for 2006!? ..and it's that time once again to look at our goals!

As maturing DJs, we see areas of our lives that need improvements and discipline.

We aren't AFCs who throw in the towel at the first challenge met our way.

We are DJs who constantly self-improve. :woo:

Last year I had lots of PUA/social goals -- this year I'm looking to become an expat entreprenuer.

Here's my list thus far:

01. Quit soda for good!
02. Skydiving
03. Trip to Latin America
04. Join a speech club
05. Become a better dancer
06. Take a comedy improv class
07. Take an accounting class
08. Go for Masters degree
09. Become bilingual
10. Become a more self-relient and responsible man
12. Buy/rent my own apartment/condo
13. Continue investing in the stock market
14. Gain 12lbs of muscle mass
15. Resculpt my 6pack and stay healthy
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What are your goals for 2007?

 

[Brak86]

Great Thread!

1)Practice my Flamenco Guitar and be able to play a whole song really well (Strunz and Farah-Secret Village)
2)Be fluent in Spanish and expand my vocab by at least 400 words.
3)Have sex
4)Date multiple women
5)Begin learning Farsi in the summer of 07
6)Improve my BBall game (especially when i drive to the basket).
7)Finish my business plan for my/my friends idea
8)Persistently sarge
9)Be less anxious when talking amongst a big group of people
10)Open sets with more than 1 women better
11)Be able to plow past a women's disinterest and charm her
12)Improve my night game
13)Get a job over the summer

 

[Last Man Standing]

What are your plans for 2007!?

To spend less time on sosuave.net!

 

[sexual_intellectual]

1) Get my career started (I finish grad school this summer - need to find the right first job)
2) Bulk up big time (I've joined a gym and gained a little, need to eat more, work out more consistently so I can see some REAL results)
3) Score the 8.5 or the 9 I've got on my radar right now
4) Learn a new style of dancing
5) Learn a new language
6) Visit a new country

 

[Charm]

1.) Travel to at least 4 countries i've never been to before
2.) Travel to at least 3 states i've never been to
3.) Buy a new house/piece of real estate
4.) Buy a new suit
5.) Put on 15 lbs of muscle
6.) Earn over $150,000
7.) Learn to fluently speak the 2 languages I can now read
8.) Travel somewhere fun with my family for a few days
9.) Climb a new mountain i've never climbed
10.) Go snowboarding at least five times
11.) Go duck hunting
12.) Catch a king salmon on a rod
13.) Invest $5,000 towards retirement
14.) Practice more musical instruments
15.) See at least two musical performances (concerts, theatre, etc)

 

[El Febreezey Da Beez]

08. Go for Masters degree[/B

awesome, in what? and where are you going to grad school?

 

[ModernSavage]

Definitely some good goals listed above. The one concern I always have around this time of year is setting too many goals, making it more difficult to accomplish them. I like to keep it nice and simple. If I finish my goals by the end of the year then I'll just make some new ones. Here is what I have so far:

1) Master approaching by doing 1,000 approaches. (I'm currently working on 100 approaches for December but want to expand that by 10 fold in 2007)

2) Take dance classes
3) Learn how to snowboard

That's it. Nice and easy...we'll the 1,000 approaches will be difficult at first but I have no doubt that I can finish by the end of 07 if not much sooner.

 

[Kerpal]

1. Keep working out (no set goals except to keep improving).
2. Start eating more (shooting for 380 gr. protein/day).
3. Drink more water (shooting for ~1 gallon/day).
4. Make more friends and talk to more people at school.
5. Get laid as much as possible.
6. Masturbate less or not at all.

 

[Charm]

One of the reasons I like setting numerous goals is because it is great to look back on and see what you wanted and what you achieved. Also, by pushing the envelope, it makes you step it up that much more and exceed your self-believed potential.

 

[resilient]

awesome, in what? and where are you going to grad school?

I've got a few choices that I'm trying to narrow down. The funny thing is what I really want to study now has nothing to do with what I studied for my undergrad. Working in the real world for 2 years provides a lot of feedback of what you like/dislike about the working environment and the industry chosen and where that particular industry is heading.

One of the reasons I like setting numerous goals is because it is great to look back on and see what you wanted and what you achieved.

Amen! It's amazing to see how in some areas goals were far surpassed. IE. I set out to take a dancing class and meet some new faces. It turned into being my new social circle as well as taking my skills all the way to competing on a state level, all in one semester.

 

[bearfan34201]

To strive to be the best I can be.

From girls to going to parties to whatever. I plan on having more girls this year than ever before. I plan to meet more girls from other areas more instead of the ones in my town or near by. I want to go to more parties from different towns where I don't know everyone. I want to meet a new crowd and completely live my life up.


I've done alot of that so far this year, But theres always improvement to be made

 

[synergy1]

last year was a bit simpler since I was still in school, and I accomplished everything I wanted to for the first time. maybe this year demands more lofty goals.

1- need to pick my game back up.
2- Save money
3- continue working out and doing sports.
4- get laid
5- have fun doing all of it

 

[Scorched]

1.) Get my CCNA (I.T. Stuff hehe )
2.) Continue working out as hard as I have been
3.) Get out of debt by Aug., sitting about 7 grand in the hole...
4.) Saving for lasik eye surgery by the end of the year, about 2 grand an eye...
5.) Take a few more college classes, I work full time...
6.) Build a bigger social network
7.) Drink less soda...
8.) Travel to Vegas in the spring
9.) Get a few tattoos

 

[Mental]

I just looked at the thread Your Plan for 2006!? ..and it's that time once again to look at our goals!

As maturing DJs, we see areas of our lives that need improvements and discipline.

We aren't AFCs who throw in the towel at the first challenge met our way.

We are DJs who constantly self-improve. :woo:

Last year I had lots of PUA/social goals -- this year I'm looking to become an expat entreprenuer.

Here's my list thus far:

01. Quit soda for good!
02. Skydiving
03. Trip to Latin America
04. Join a speech club
05. Become a better dancer
06. Take a comedy improv class
07. Take an accounting class
08. Go for Masters degree
09. Become bilingual
10. Become a more self-relient and responsible man
12. Buy/rent my own apartment/condo
13. Continue investing in the stock market
14. Gain 12lbs of muscle mass
15. Resculpt my 6pack and stay healthy
​

What are your goals for 2007?

1) Lose 25 pounds by May 2007.

2) Earn more money. Maybe even enough to pay off the debt, and then start looking to get my own place. If this doesn't happen, I want to at least increase my income 10 times what I earned this year. And if not, I want to be able to start getting a teaching degree.

3) Meet more women. Be better about small talk and flirting. Not chickening out quite so often on approaching people.

4) WEBSITE (this will happen soon, so I can pretty much scratch it off the list already. Lol)

5) Start getting a friend to teach me guitar for practically nothing.

6) Avoid so much Soda. I cut down to once a week, but it's been creeping up more and more because of the holiday parties.

7) Be better about trusting god with stuff instead of getting so pissed off about all the constant unanswered prayers.

8) Become a lot more valuable to women. I've only got a few attractive female friends, (social proof) and they're all married. Ugh.

9) Watch my language and anger levels in the car. I'm usually really patient, but driving just stresses me out.

 

[KillaCam]

Awesome thread.

1) Begin my degree in Journalism.
2) Get my Boat Driving Masters.
3) Dust off my surfboard and re-kindle my love for it.
4) Expand my social circle even further.
5) Play Senior A club cricket.
6) Make use of my gym membership more.
7) Crack the whip on the girl who is organising my 18th.
8) Less worrying, more positive action.

 

[Chosen1]

My plan

1. Get in shape

2. Take martial arts lessons/enter competions

3. Start approaching like crazy

4. Lose virginity

5. Set up my own music stuido

6. Have more fun with family

7. learn some magic

8. Relax and flaunt my success in eveyones face.

 

[merlinthe]

Fellow Djs,
I remember that my plan for 2004, among many other points, had one: "Kiss a girl at the end of a date". Well - two years passed and during the last year I
- Kissed fifteen girls
- I was in bed with four
I also had a rather rare opportunity to have two, or even three girls all over me, at the same time. The moments like those made me glad that I'm still single

Although I have some teriffic memories, there are some mistakes that I want to never repeat again. And so, I pledge that:

- I will not fall for a girl that I didn't date at least four times
- I will limit talking about myself to absolute minimum
- I will never take bullsh*t from a girl again
- My goal for each date will not be kissing... it will be having fun
- I will not follow girl's emotional state - I will lead it

And so help me Pook.

 

[Charm]

Fellow Djs,

- I will not fall for a girl that I didn't date at least four times
- I will limit talking about myself to absolute minimum
- I will never take bullsh*t from a girl again
- My goal for each date will not be kissing... it will be having fun
- I will not follow girl's emotional state - I will lead it

And so help me Pook.

Awesome pledge. All of these boil down to respecting yourself so highly that you don't allow a woman to disrespect you at all.

4 dates, great pledge. Talking about ourselves diminishes the mystery but serves a purpose of letting someone get to know us a bit better. Use it sparingly but wisely.

 

[Tomatoes]

Aim higher....

 

[thefonz]

2006 Accomplishments:
-Quite smoking cigarettes
-Made lots of money and improved work ethic
-Practiced self-improvement everyday, read constantly
-Conquered fear of public speaking
-Cold approached over a 100 people
-Gained muscle, lost it, and gaining it back again
-Made Dean's List Spring semestor
-Learned to truly believe that what I want is all that matters
-Began meditation regiment
-Became a more confident person
-Eat healthy everyday

This year:
1. Get out to California
2. Go clubbing every weekend
3. Make 3 new friends that are cool and good with women
4. Date multiple women
5. Limit pot smoking to once a month
6. Move out of my house
7. Gain 15 lbs of muscle back
8. Begin a time organized schedule everyday
9. Learn Spanish by studying 30 minutes a day
10. Get straight A's again
11. Graduate and start working
12. Stop littering
13. Expand creativity
14. Eliminate all negative people and influences