The best time to plant a tree was 40 years ago, the next best time is now! What are your guys actionable goals for 2019? Im going to get a job this year. wish me luck!

This year I'll start shipping, and launch my first business(es)

>>1
You'll get it anon, wish you the best

I'm going to stretch every single day.
Focusing first on my hamstrings which are crazy tight.
I want to be able to do the splits ( ._.)

this year i will do my best to make friends because atm i only have 1 irl friend
i will also work on my linux terminal skills and the way i dress uwu

>>1
Good luck anon!!

get fit
go airborne
get into penny stocks

Gonna be an interesting year anons!

I'll make some good games this year!

>>5

get into penny stocks

Careful, anon!

I have some things I really want to do the coming year but I fear that my lack of a clear plan will be my downfall.
So, that aside, these are some of those goals:
-be outdoors more as I have an office job which has been very harsh on me
-improve my drawing skills to the point where it can potentially earn me some side cash, even ifs just a little
-spend more time among other people to improve socially

If I can manage this, it will be a good year.

Survive another year. Sometimes I lose hope, but I'll try not to give up.

>>9
Same here.
*There was a lot of text that doesn't belong to this board.*
Gotta stop drinking and find a new job.

Talking about trees, I wanted to plant one and start making a bonsai, but haven't had any time last year.

This year I'm going to do dishes right after eating.
(It's a 3rd year I rent an apartment that doesn't have enough space for a dishwasher and it still hurts)

My plans for this year is to leave the family house and live alone.
I also want to get in shape, or at least don't get any fatter than I am now.

Im going to cut down on my heroin use. I wont say Ill quit because thats too big a goal. One step at a time.

I want to loose weight, get back to being as skinny as I was before I got cancer.

>>13
That's a great goal to have. I wish you luck.

>>14
You survived. That's a good start. How about moving on up to early-dawn walking?

Quit heroin.

I'd like to make it a habit to practice things that I suck at but would like to be able to do, rather than just things which I enjoy.

>>14
I'm glad to hear you're doing well - I remember your first post here about your diagnosis, and have been wondering how you've been since then!

>>3
I want to be flexible!

I was talking exactly about new year resolutions with a friend of mine on Discord. He asked me if I've written down my resolutions for 2019.

I said I haven't and he asked me to write them down at that same moment. Well, if I'm not mistaken. I said I wanted to get thinner as I was before I moved out (I was 60kg and I'm now 80kg), I have to lose this 20kg.

I said I wanted to get married with my boyfriend this year.

He also asked me how many books I'd like to read in 2019. I said I wanted to read as many as needed for my thesis.

>>14
It hurts to know you had to go through something so hard, but I'm happy you're fine now. I support you.

>>19
Who said what now? You forgot a "he" in there somewhere.

2019 didn't work out but I'm not going to give up and hopefully 2020 can be my year of true self-improvement.