1. Get manuscript published
2. Finish another dose P90x
3. Sell off/give away/throw out old clothes/books/junk I've been hoarding
4. Keep doing at least one good deed a day
5. Close a business deal

6. Actually make an effort to do these things

1. deadlift 500lbs
2. squat 315lbs
3. bench 315lbs
4. lose the chicken legs
5. build up my immune system so i dont get the flu twice in two months

Pay off my car
Buy a condo near end of the year
Move up in my new job
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No real goals set since I already accomplished most of them in my life.

For this new year I would like to try and bench 4 plates and barbel curl 185.Other than that,just go with the flow of things.

It's a beginning of a new year and also a whole new adventure awaits.

gain weight
drink less
debt free
down payment on a place
find a wifey

in that exact order :)

be more optimistic and less pessimistic
figure out school/work stuff
get in better shape and eat better
if the NHL comes back, watch NYR win the cup

Just want to add, more than anything I want health for my family. Especially my wife's aunt, with whom we are very close, who just found out she has breast cancer. What a way to end 2012!

Here's hoping 2013 brings better things for me and my family

I should have included that in my post also, my uncle just passed away last night from alzheimers as bad as it sounds it's kind of a relief because he was in such bad shape it was hard to see him like that

I had a pretty incredible 2012, but I think part of my "success" (for lack of a better term) was the fact that I didn't set any hard goals in January. In my experience, setting too many goals only sets you up for disappointment by the year's end. I think everyone should commit to looking for opportunities for self-improvement each day and from there, success will follow.

One final thing - a common goal here seems to be "finding a girl". I hate to repeat cliches, but "finding a girl" gets you nowhere; sometimes, the right woman is right under your nose.
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All you've got in this life is your health
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more time with family
more care for my health
add more tools to help me in my career

in that order

1) Get P.Eng
2) Get personal financial position back in check
3) Find a better work/life balance
4) Spend more time with family & friends
5) Start planning for the next chapter in life

The one New Years resolution I've kept is to stop making New Years resolutions.
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Get 3 books out
Get another car
Fuck at least 24 women
Break addiction to nachos and beer :(

You're one interesting person,would like to run into you someday and buy you some beers and nachos and chat it up.

Come down to Gastown


Seriously, of all my addictions and vices, the absolutely toughest one to resist, is eating nachos and drinking beer. I am literally 10/10 in euphoria when consuming corn chips covered in greasy toppings and sipping on an ice cold beer. I get a high like doing a line of cocaine from it.

Everybody needs a vice, thats not such a bad one. Mine is coca-cola.

mine is aloe vera...

with out enough reasons your goals are list of failures

Quit smoking/limit coffee to once a day.

1) start saving money so i can put a down payment on condo
2) start studying to get my MS certs

1) save up money
2) take my dog out for more walks

1. finish school
2. get gf.

Be in the top 25% of my class.
Get a job lined up for 2014 summer.
Gf?