Truth be told I have never been a "goals" type of person. I would prefer to say that I have "aspirations". The problem with goals is that if you miss your goal you got nothing. Just ask a professional football kicker.
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here but a goal seems so much more finite than an aspiration. I will aspire to be a better man next year to include but not limited to faith, family, and friend. If I were to set goals to be the strongest of faith in my church, the best family man ever, and friend to all in Minot ND, then I will surly miss my goals and be a failure. If I aspire to be better at each of these things I am likely to have success in all the stated areas, I will not be defeated and I will feel victory instead of defeat.
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