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> Do you have a list of goals?
Not written down, but generally, yes.
> What do you want to see having gotten done before 2030?
I'd be 39 at that point. My goals in no particular order would be:
> have at least 2 kids, either from a wife, surrogacy, or adoption
> for my career, being promoted to at least the Director* level (*- I care less about the job title and more about being a mid-level manager at a large organization, with the ultimate goal being executive-level by the time I retire)
> $1.5m net worth, including home equity
The ultimate goal would be to retire to the countryside and spend my waning years rebuilding a 100+year-old house so that my children (or anyone else who comes after me) might preserve some bit of history. My "purpose in life" is to leave this world better than I left it, whether that means raising a successful family or preserving an important piece of history, and in both cases that means having a significant amount of money for education/home maintenance/etc.

this is just so much more comfy sorry anon

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This is the type of home that I'd want for a month in the winter but somewhere else for the rest of the year. When it's not covered in a blanket of snow it's grey and depressing.