When you do not have a goal you do not have a direction and when there is no direction there is no focus and where there is no focus there is no power. Statistically 95% of all Americans do not have written goals. Personally, I believe this is the reason why 95% of all of the wealth in the U.S. is in the hands of 5% of the individuals. Goals create excitement, power and a enthusiasm for life.
What are you shooting towards? Do you have your goals written down? Do not feel bad if you don’t however, don’t feel so good about yourself that after reading this article you fail to write down any goals. 
In order to spark your creativity I have written 52 goals to get the juices flowing and by all means if you want to add your own be my guest.
1. Visit Meteora Monasteries in Kalambaka, Greece
2. Watch a fire walking ceremony
3. Learn how to play the piano
4. Visit the seven wonders of the world
5. Visit the seven natural wonders of the world
6. Learn how to salsa dance
7. Learn how to swing dance
8. Learn the sport of fencing
9. Achieve a green belt in Ju Ji Su
10. Go Rock climbing
11. Snow skiing down a mountain after being dropped out of a helicopter
12. Take voice lessons
13. Shoot a 77 in golf
14. Drive a sports car 200mph around a race track
15. Speak Spanish fluently
16. Go white water rafting in New Zealand
17. Learn how to cook
18. Write and publish a book
19. Go scuba diving in the barrier reef
20. Drive a Monster Truck over a group of cars
21. Participate an archeological dig and find an important artifact
22. Travel to and walk on the moon
23. Retrace Paul’s Missionary Journeys
24. Speak French fluently
25. Visit the oldest working monastery and listen to the morning chant
26. Create a way to grow vegetation in desolate areas
27. Ride the dog sled in Alaska
28. Be invited to the Queens Palace in England for dinner
29. Meet and carry on a conversation with the President of the US
30. See a Blue Whale swimming in the sea
31. Understand and differentiate between the every war in the history of the US
32. Become proficient in understanding the US governmental structure
33. Earn enough money in residual income that you no longer have to work
34. Go swimming with the sharks
35. Go mountain bike riding
36. Fly on a space shuttle and go to the moon
37. Become well versed in Astronomy knowing the how to locate different consolations
38. Go to Africa and see lions, elephants, and monkeys in their natural habitat
39. Swim with the dolphins
40. Visit the pyramids on camel back at sunset
41. Learn how to fly a plane
42. See a live episode of Saturday Night Live
43. Eat a Belgium waffle in Belgium
44. Swim in every ocean on the planet
45. Visit Antarctica
46. Go to 3 different restaurants for one meal, appetizer, main course, and desert
47. Eat only raw foods for one week
48. Go on a mission trip for one week
49. Start a nonprofit organization helping those less fortunate
50. Run for a public office
51. Buy a car that costs as much as your home
52. Buy an article of clothing that is more expensive than all your clothes combined
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