glargent




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  1. 1. Write a Book
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    30,180 people
  2. 2. pay for my twenty closest friends to go on vacation
    1 person
  3. 3. invent something useful
    172 people
  4. 4. get a doctorate
    115 people
  5. 5. trapeze
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  6. 6. drive a zamboni
    53 people
  7. 7. take art lessons
    30 people
  8. 8. play more golf
    124 people
  9. 9. shoot par on a good course
    1 person
  10. 10. play golf at St. Andrews
    25 people
  11. 11. meet the president
    160 people
  12. 12. buy a boat
    469 people
  13. 13. take my kids to Disneyworld
    61 people
  14. 14. have a part in a movie
    6 people
  15. 15. speak in front of 20,000 people
    1 person
  16. 16. snow board
    29 people
  17. 17. own a convertible
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  18. 18. be on a t.v. game show
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  19. 19. have at least one friend in every country
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  20. 20. learn to play the violin
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  21. 21. start a non-profit
    367 people
  22. 22. design my own city
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  23. 23. customize an old car
    1 person
  24. 24. build a mobile office
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  25. 25. fly a plane
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    1,099 people
  26. 26. go to all four majors
    1 person
  27. 27. Read my Bible every day
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    245 people
  28. 28. take an award winning photograph
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  29. 29. Influence influencers
    1 person
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write a book
Compelled to write...

In January of 2005, I sat down to write out my five year goals. The list included finishing my Master’s degree, starting a non-profit, and many others. As I finished the list I paused to see if any other goals would come to mind. I wrote “write a book” down on the list. It surprised me because I had never considered this before and I had nothing in mind to write about! Some funny things happened next that have encouraged me to pursue this goal. One of my professors remarked casually “you should be an author” when I felt discouraged. I went to a friend’s wedding in Dallas. At the reception, I randomly found myself sitting with two published authors and an editor. Another time I went to Sarasota, Florida to help a friend move. I went to lunch by the airport and randomly sat by two businessmen at the bar. They both listened to my goal and story ideas and were inspired to help make it happen. There have been several other encouragements along the way – like getting my first article published a couple of months ago. I only wish I had enough money to quit my job and write more often! And wasting time on the internet doesn’t help any either!




 

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