Actually, maybe this way:
R = I want this in retirement
B = I want this BEFORE retirement
X = I don't care if it is before or during retirement
The Automatic Millionaire Goal Developer | ||
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Actionable Goal | Y/N | How close? 10 = Achieved, 1 = Not Begun |
Save money in my 401(K) and Roth IRA - enough to live off of dividends/percentage of portfolio | R | 2 |
Continue creating passive income streams through blogging, composing, etc | B | 2 |
Enjoy spending money on things that are important to me and not spending money on things that I don't care about | B | 5 |
Give 10% of my income (or retirement withdrawals) to the church | B | 5 |
Sign up for frequent flier programs or a credit card that gives back miles | X | 1 |
Have a vacation fund for this type of travel (not include the "Travel" goal) | B | 1 |
New Zealand! | B | 1 |
Europe! | X | 1 |
Israel! | X | 1 |
Get a Master's degree (perhaps PhD) in Music | B | 1 |
Exercise interests in music, writing, cooking, vegetarianism, minimalism, reading, investing | B | 3 |
Buy/build a house that suits my creative needs | B | 1 |
Have some sort of self-sufficient house (solar or wind power) if I can handle or hire for the upkeep | X | 1 |
That's interesting. Most of my goals are before I retire. Two thoughts come to mind.
1) Does that mean that I'll still want to do the same things in retirement that I want to do now or in my 40s?
or
2) Does that mean I cannot see that far into the future to be realistic?
Hmmm. Maybe I need to re-evaluate my goals toward retirement. Or not.
«Laura»
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