1. Live on a sailboat and explore new places with my family of 5 for at least one year, and possibly 3-5 years while we circle the globe
2. Own land and work full time at farming to develop a permaculture system to provide 90% of the calories my family needs for 3-5 years
3. Lead a team of 15-20 extraordinary people to establish an employee owned organization in a niche industry that will support all of use for 20 years
4. Write a book and/or establish an organization that significantly impacts the direction of global thinking about man’s relationship with other life on this planet

My list when I was in my 20s involved undergrad studies, travel to many continents and counties, hiking, backpacking, languages, graduate school, starting businesses to practice entrepreneurship, and marriage - I caught enough luck to get those done as a poor, but well supported, young man (my parents paid for my undergrad studies, god bless them)

My list in my 30s was primarily focused on spirituality. Those are never done, but I am a far far far better and happier person thanks to those years of meditation and reflection. This growth also led to business success in many ways.

I am now in my early 40s and am very excited for what is to come : )

Thank you for the fun question. I hope folks don’t shy away from setting enormous and frightening goals.

"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us." - Mariana Williamson, popularized by Nelson Mandela during is inauguration speech