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i want to have a damier bag and not be pregnant. lofty ambitions.
NT, Where Do You See Yourself In...? Vol. 5 Years
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And here we go
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Still in the Air Force, 8 years from retirement.
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Originally Posted by ricky409
90 percent are realistic.
how old are you, fambs?
23, life is what you make it. 5 years is enough time to make moves in any direction, why visualize yourself in a mediocre position.
Brolic Scholar, glad to see you actually completed some of the things you dreamed of.
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Originally Posted by ricky409
90 percent are realistic.
how old are you, fambs?
23, life is what you make it. 5 years is enough time to make moves in any direction, why visualize yourself in a mediocre position.
Brolic Scholar, glad to see you actually completed some of the things you dreamed of.
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hopefully living comfortably. I should be out of debt by then.
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hopefully living comfortably. I should be out of debt by then.
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25.
Alive.
Either a strong 3 years into my career and climbing the corporate ladder. Or just finishing up a JD/MBA. Or continuing to run the company I want to start.
Financial stability.
Maybe just beginning to settle down, not a family just yet.
Healthy. Family still healthy.
Living in a big city(Chicago, Baltimore, NYC, or outside of the US).
Alive.
Either a strong 3 years into my career and climbing the corporate ladder. Or just finishing up a JD/MBA. Or continuing to run the company I want to start.
Financial stability.
Maybe just beginning to settle down, not a family just yet.
Healthy. Family still healthy.
Living in a big city(Chicago, Baltimore, NYC, or outside of the US).
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25.
Alive.
Either a strong 3 years into my career and climbing the corporate ladder. Or just finishing up a JD/MBA. Or continuing to run the company I want to start.
Financial stability.
Maybe just beginning to settle down, not a family just yet.
Healthy. Family still healthy.
Living in a big city(Chicago, Baltimore, NYC, or outside of the US).
Alive.
Either a strong 3 years into my career and climbing the corporate ladder. Or just finishing up a JD/MBA. Or continuing to run the company I want to start.
Financial stability.
Maybe just beginning to settle down, not a family just yet.
Healthy. Family still healthy.
Living in a big city(Chicago, Baltimore, NYC, or outside of the US).
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A bit of success from this side venture, I've recently developed.
Having some type of stable career and possibly traveling the world.
Having some type of stable career and possibly traveling the world.
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A bit of success from this side venture, I've recently developed.
Having some type of stable career and possibly traveling the world.
Having some type of stable career and possibly traveling the world.
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Originally Posted by GetThisMoney
Originally Posted by ricky409
90 percent are realistic.
how old are you, fambs?
23, life is what you make it. 5 years is enough time to make moves in any direction, why visualize yourself in a mediocre position.
Brolic Scholar, glad to see you actually completed some of the things you dreamed of.
but being a doctor, or engineer, or owning a business are some people's dreambs, my dude.
you cant say they're aiming for mediocrity cuz alot of people do it.
they didnt say that they were aiming to have a "barely making profit" business, or an engineer that makes $50K...
where do you see yourself in 5 years, though?
i mean... you're 23... what you trying to have done by 28
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Originally Posted by GetThisMoney
Originally Posted by ricky409
90 percent are realistic.
how old are you, fambs?
23, life is what you make it. 5 years is enough time to make moves in any direction, why visualize yourself in a mediocre position.
Brolic Scholar, glad to see you actually completed some of the things you dreamed of.
but being a doctor, or engineer, or owning a business are some people's dreambs, my dude.
you cant say they're aiming for mediocrity cuz alot of people do it.
they didnt say that they were aiming to have a "barely making profit" business, or an engineer that makes $50K...
where do you see yourself in 5 years, though?
i mean... you're 23... what you trying to have done by 28
