A Summary of My 2009 Plans and Goals

At Matthew’s request, here’s a quick summary of my major goals and mini goals for 2009,  I will also list my mini-goals for January.

School: Transfer to UIC by Fall 2009

  • Take 17 credit hours at Harper College in the Spring semester and earn at least a 3.5GPA.
  • Attend UIC Summer sessions and take 12 credit hours.
  • Transfer to UIC in the Fall and take 15 credit hours IF I’m not doing an internship.  (12 credit hours with an internship.)

Health: Be Physically Healthy

  • Shed 25lbs by the Chicago Shamrock Shuffle 8k (29 March 2009).
  • Reach 180lbs, <120/80mm Hg, and have a 34in waist by the Chicago Marathon (11 October 2009).
  • Run the Chicago Marathon under four hours.
  • Grow an organic garden.

Financial Freedom: One Step Closer to Independence

  • Eliminate $8,000.00 bad debt in August.
  • Develop a better organization system.
  • Simplify finances so it is easier to manage.

Travel: Live and Experience Life!

  • Southern Illinois -Trad Climbing (April).
  • Wisconsin- Milwaukee Day Trip for beer, bikes, music, and MAM.
  • Michigan- Camping and Hiking on North Manitou Island.
  • New Hampshire, Vermont, and NYC- Basic Ice Climbing, skiing, visiting a friend, and celebrate New Years on Times Square.

January Goals

  • Attend all classes and read all material before class.
  • Fill out the FAFSA application for the 2009-2010 school year.
  • Apply for a student loans for school expenses.
  • Find a solution for managing personal finances.
  • Start saving for travel and other future expenses.
  • Continue training for the Shamrock Shuffle
  • Eliminate 10 pounds by January 31st.
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