Mostly just to continue what we've been doing recently
-Keep on modifying my personality in public to be more open and easier to communicate with. Less swearing, lower voice, talk a bit slower etc. Big one in my job right now. Been going well according to those around me, so I'm gonna keep at it. Listening more and talking less is my next little thing.
-Get more into my retirement plan. Up it from a 3% matched contribution to 5%
-Save a total of 30% of our income to various sources. That includes the 5% into the retirement, which allows 25% for other sources. This we've been a little lax on since mid October. I'd like to get back to it by end of January. Don't know an exact savings goal by next January, but if we can stay on this, we'd have nearly 15% down on a nice starter home by then. Wouldn't be bad for a year of hard saving. Might not quite hit our two year goal (starting this past September) of 25% down on a place, we'll see (I know, I know, shame on me
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-Get working on my Gold Seal. Not many people in my province under 30 have one of these, and I could in theory finish mine this year if I don't flunk any exams.
-Get a jointer into my shop. That'd complete the major milling tool trifecta of jointer/planer/tablesaw. With those I can basically make a good attempt at building just about anything.
-Get the SAS and possibly manual trans swap done on the rodeo by the July 5 car show here in town. This would be done much quicker if we weren't hardasses about saving money. But, one is much more important than the other.
-Do well enough running projects to be offered a piece of the company I work for.
This is a long shot, as usually you need 5-7 years with us to be offered that. Still, its not a bad goal and the other guys are mostly older. They're looking to skip the 250-750,000 range and put me right into million+ stuff once I'm done this school. Hopefully that pans out.
-Get my ass into a gym or onto a cheap treadmill I buy in February from a weight loss failure case to drop a few pounds. 5 years ago I was 170 and cut from stone.
Now I'm 215 and look like chewed bubblegum.
Overall, mostly just continuing what we already started. Looks like alot, but really isn't. Beyond the rodeo, it's really all habit stuff