What are YOUR Goals? Short Term or Long Term?

I was just wondering, as I embark on my future, what are some of the steps that I need to take within the next few months. I think the major one is going to have to be finding another job. I had one just a few short months ago that didn't work out, but I think that was the right path for me.

Another goal is to better keep up my place and organize my living space in a way in which it isn't so overwhelming.

So what are your goals for 2017?

The most important step for me is to find a new full-time job. I really don't have other goals or dreams. I just want to survive

Stability (mental) and moving to another state in two years with my boyfriend.

Plus, read tons of books and use my bullet journal.

Long-term : to Love MYSELF! And GROW 💗

Short-term:
+exercise and lose weight.
+Find a job thats social (I work as a In home Caregiver) around others my age.
+Date!

Actually my short term are long term too!

Just to take better care of myself! Less caffeine, less sugar, more exercise, more sleep. I guess is the goal is to wake up in the morning with energy and motivation to get stuff done.

Short term: meditate daily, exercise daily, show up to commitments on my calendar.

Long term: find my own apartment, get a job.

To be cured or put out of my misery.

I think my goal for this year would be to get in better shape and eat healthier

My today's goal is to send one CV as an answer for job offer. Or maybe at least two CV
In a month I would love to find a job.
Every day I would love to read more and more and excercise to have great body!
In a year I would love to finish my studies at last!

Step by step I think I can make it!!!! And get my health back!

Short term: find a job

Long term:
1. move out
2. create my own comic or cartoon

My goals for 2017 are:

- To find out how I feel and who I am through daily writing. I'm keeping a "truth journal" and a separate notebook that I do my work on myself in. Some days I write 15 pages.
- To start psychotherapy, preferably psychoanalytic and psychodynamic, which have been confirmed as possibly the most appropriate methods for me.
- To get out and about with the help of a support worker. Part of me hopes that this support worker could help me to attend mental health groups and classes, but I don't know if they do that. I have my eye on emotional development and confidence/life change courses at the adult community college, but I need help to attend them.
- To practice self-esteem, self-love, and self-kindness. To finally "have myself."
- To give the universe/God my intentions, to really and truly decide "this is what I want and deserve," and to work on making it a reality, with the help of my faith in divine/cosmic guidance.

Self-care and to remain healthy enough to take care of a terminally ill family member. No IP again this year.

I don't have long term goals, never did. Isn't that strange?

I always have short term goals. Sometimes I initiate them from within, sometimes they present themselves to me. I always put myself into seeing them through. I do not let others down. But, I often abandon them, finding them pointless.

I've come to blame this on thinking I have ADHD.

My goal is to wash my hair I seem to be in a place where I'm not sure if meds help or not anymore. Started taking provigil to see if it could get my a@@ off the couch. All it's doing is giving me a roaring headache.