Tuesday, November 30, 2010

30x30

I must admit that I only have about 15 items in my wish list when I hit 30. But somehow, something crept in and made me want to accomplish a lot of milestones in my life before I hit 31. Around summer of this year, I revisited the list and doubled it. Talk about putting a lot of pressure upon oneself!


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My Wish List

1. Own a piece of land.
2. Help my brother finish his college education.
3. Treat nanay for an out-of-the-country vacation.
4. Show more appreciation to tatay.
5. Help my parents manage their finances and plan for retirement.
6. Earn my first 5 million.
7. Earn a six-digit salary per month.
8. Talk about memorial plan to my parents. Ugh.
9. Own a car of my choice.
10. Travel the country from end to end.
11. Conquer most, if not all, Asian countries.
12. Go on an Asian country trip --- lonely planet style.
13. Set foot in Europe.
14. Visit Albert in Japan.
15. Open Mutual Fund Accounts for my wife and myself.
16. Open an online stock trading account for my self.
17. Start an educational fund for my kids.
18. Get a post-graduate scholarship.
19. Try a sales role to enhance my marketing skills.
20. Try scuba diving.
21. Collect at least 20 fun run singlets.
22. Enroll in a cooking class.
23. Reach a head post in the company.
24. Start a blog to enhance my writing skills.
25. Afford three to six months of sabbatical to re-charge.
26. Go on a three to five days of silent retreat.
27. Write my Last Will and Testament.
28. Purchase a memorial lot for my family and myself.
29. Get a good mentor in every company I join.
30. Give back to friends who helped me thru the dark times.

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I am still in the process of writing down my 35x35. I have only written seven. I hope that before summer next year, I will be able to complete it, send it to high heavens and see what happens.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nagawa mo na yung 14!! :)

I can't help but smile when I read this.

- Albert

Joub said...

oh yes. And it was worth it!