1. What do you want to accomplish in life before you die?

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2. What's keeping you from achieving it?

3. If you were to die today, would you have regrets? If not, good for you. If yes, how can you change to live more meaningfully and satisfyingly?

Answer 1

1. i want to help people in need.

2. i acheive my goal, but not everyday.

3. if i were to die today, i would have no regrets; well, maybe that i would have died too soon, before i could have reached my full potential. but, then for what am i waiting?  

Answer 2

1. to save as many people as i can

2. not being a doctor

3. yes, remember the fact that i can't save everyone.. but i can do my best trying to  

Answer 3

1) to become a good Author

2) I'm still learning how to write stories (im in my last year of high school) i still need to go to college to major in creative writing.

3) yes... keep writing and hopefully people will read them (published or not) and say, "wow, this is really good literature." and my soul will be at peace!

Answer 4

1. I want to have a healthy baby girl

I want to play music for a crowd

I want to have a career where I'm happy

I want to pay back all of my debt (with interest to my family)

I want to marry my girlfriend when the time is right have have the life we want together.

2. I don't feel I'm ready for a baby girl or marriage quite yet. I don't have a good enough job to pay back my debt and school isn't over yet before I can get that career. If the career will even be related to my degree, I just want a career where I'm happy.

3. If I were to die today I'd regret that I never got to have my baby girl or play music for a crowd. Other than that, I really don't have any regrets that stand out. I would just like to meet my goals.  

Answer 5

Not many will survive this life for eternal life. This is a sad statement and not mine for I do not know but it is one that has been claimed by some that do know.

The reasons given are laziness, idleness, indolence, fixations, faults beliefs, lack of faith.

Just being a human soul who desired salvation, desired it sincerely and wholeheartedly, and that is enough.

Answer 6

1.raise my daughter to be a good person    2. nothing                                                   3.i didn't provide enough financialy for my family

Answer 7

I want to be happy, and to have worked hard to get there. There's nothing keeping me from achieving it right now. I just have to finish high school and go to college and just keep working.

If I were to die today, I'd regret that I didn't get to spend more time with the people I love, although forever wouldn't even be enough to be satisfied.  

Answer 8

1. I would like to be able to putt better.

2. I can't putt very well

3. I would regret not being able to put better. I could change to live more meaningfull and satisfying by putting better.

Also, I would like to find a cure/treatment or creative project  that would enable others to find a bit more pleasure in this world-perhaps in some way enhancing their  chance to thrive and actualize their talents and abilities and become the person they are capable of becoming.

But first I have to putt better (kidding).

There is a lot of hidden potential in people!

Answer 9

To build a working air museum/theme park featuring WW I aircraft.

Money.  Building a single, working aircraft costs only about $20,000, but the shop, tools and storage facilities will break you!

Regrets?  No.  I've lived and I've loved.  That I have been loved is just icing on the cake.  Gotta keep things in perspective.

Answer 10

1) I want to do something great for at least one person, something that might turn their life around. Getting a job at the UN or the Red Cross might fall under this is suppose though I understand that's a long shot :)

2) I don't know yet

3) I may have a few regrets but nothing big. To the second part of this question: I wish I knew.