Life goals list and how to create it now!

If you've ever thought of creating your own life goals list, you've realized this requires serious effort. I know because it took me years of reading, reflecting, journaling, writing and re-writing before I was confident at writing down my life goals. It was worth all the time.  

I worked on my list for years and firmed it up on the occasion of my 30th milestone birthday.  I used this decade birthday as a major factor in locking down my 100 Life Goals and life goals list. 

What if you could cut the amount of time by 50% or more in preparing your life goals list?  

You've come to the right place!   This is one of the most comprehensive sites on goal setting on the web.


Ready made life goals list will save you hours of work

Here at the 100 Goals Club, you will learn about proven life goals that will help create your life adventures and lead to your amazing life.  

No need to buy books on goal setting . . . it's all here!

No need to create your own template to record your goals, that's here too.

Hundreds of well thought out goals that are perfect for claiming as your own and writing out your life goals list.

  1. Personal development goals - The person you need to become to achieve your life goals is key to your success. Most goal setting systems ignore that you need to work on yourself first.  The goals you set here will ensure you are on track to achieve the rest of your life goals. 

  2. Health and fitness goals - Without good health, you will struggle through life. Why not decide to become one of the healthiest people you know?  You will benefit, Your family will benefit. Your employer will benefit.  Everyone benefits when you are health and have a surplus of every and vitality. An added benefit . . . more time to achieve your life goals list as you'll live longer!

  3. Friends and family goals - Life can be very lonely without family and friends. Relationship goals are crucial to a good life. Decide now that you will invest time into nurturing the very important people (VIPs) in your life. Especially your partner. Don't take your partner for granted like so many people do.  

  4. Hobbies and passion goals - Hobbies are your spice of life. Without hobbies, you'll live a pretty boring life. Try lots of different activities, sports, clubs and more until you find the things that you like to do. Once you find things that you like and hopefully love, invest the time into getting good at them and keep them going, even as you your family and manage your career. The last thing you want to do is get to retirement and go into a state of depression or die early because you have no passions in life. 

  5. Financial goals - Money is important.  In fact it's very important. So much of living a good life requires that you have money to live, grow, explore, travel.  And that comes after you take care of housing and feeding your family.   While its not healthy to obsess over money, deciding that you will learn how to grow your finances and manage your money wisely is mandatory. 

  6. Career goals - You will spend a good majority of your life working. Whether you work for an employer or you are your own boss, how you manage your career will determine so much about your life and how you feel about it. Decide now that you will be an active participant in growing your career and not leave it to chance.  

  7. Travel goals - We are living in the 21st century where we can literally travel the world and see places that were inaccessible just 100 years ago. Traveling in our own country and exploring other countries and learning other cultures is entirely possible in your lifetime. Decide now where you want to go and write out your life goals list to make it happen. 

  8. Adventure goals - Why live a boring life when you can plan a life of adventure? Whether that means air adventures, water adventures, under-water adventures or  hundreds of adventures that await you, decide now that you won't lead a boring life. What is it that you could do to give your life the sense of adventure you deserve?  Start writing them down on your life goals list!

  9. Lifestyle goals - With all of the advertising and TV, we are constantly bombarded with lifestyle temptations.  Nice houses, stylish clothes, fast cars.  Its all possible for us if we plan well.  But do this too early and you'll never build the kind of financial legacy that is possible. Most people spend way too much money on material possessions and sacrifice their financial future. Plan for the lifestyle of your dreams . . . but be patient and don't expect it to happen quickly.  

  10. Giving back and legacy goals - As you write your life goals list, leave room for goals that allow you to give back to others and society.  Leave a legacy for you and your family.  Leave an inheritance for your children and your favourite charity.  Donate your time to help others in need.


Unlike most content on the web which is guided by the desire to make money (not a bad thing), I have nothing to sell on this site other than a book.   My advice is based on practical first hand experience and knowledge, not on trying to direct you to a financially driven outcome.   

Many sites and social media will focus on the best way to make money, whether it is exclusively through real estate, stock investing or other types of side hustles.  Often there is a financial incentive to "guide" your purchase of something.  My wife and I have all the money we need to live an amazing lifestyle without working another day in our life,  based on all the principles explained on this site.  

This site presents an unbiased view on how to create a good life, while looking at your entire life, not just through a narrow lens.  I update this site as my views of achieving success, happiness and life purpose evolve through first hand experience.  


Let the 100 Goals Club help you with your life goals list

There are more than 100 pages on this site dedicated to helping you write your life goal list. 

Set aside time to explore this site.  Request my free goal setting worksheet, pre-populated with hundreds of recommended goals. 

Take these goals and rewrite them to make them your own. There is power in writing and rewriting your goals to make them uniquely your own.  Personalize them.  The more time you invest in writing your life goals list, the more likely you are to achieve them!

Consider that your life as a series of mini adventures that you create for yourself.  


"You will never regret the time you invest in planning your life and developing your life goals list "  

Master list of Life Goals, with hundreds to choose fromThis is my master list of goals you will receive when you subscribe to the 100 Goals Club, as my gift to you.

Who should I share my life goals list with?

There is no one answer fits all to this question. It is a very personal choice as goals are often personal (i.e. how much money do you want to make or accumulate in Net Worth, relationship goals etc.).

Here are some guidelines:

  1. Tell your close family - If your family supports you, its important to let them know your goals as they will be an important part in helping (or supporting) you.
  2. Tell your close friends - Only tell your closest friends who you know will be supportive and encouraging to your goal achievement. If in doubt, stay quiet.
  3. Tell your boss / employer - If your goals are career related, tell your boss to ensure that he/she is supportive. If they are not, change your goals to ones that they do support. Your boss holding you accountable to your goal achievement is a good thing. If your goal however is to pass them up the career ladder, I’d keep that one to yourself!
  4. Tell the world - If you have plenty of confidence and don’t care about what others will think about your goals (and they are not too personal), declare them to the world. This may give you an added boost of accountability to get them done. But be careful if you chose this route.   There is power in keeping your goals more personal.

What is on your life goals list?

Once you create your life goals list, share it with the 100 Goals Club, especially if you are in the "tell the world" camp.   Either send it to me at brian@100goalsclub.com and request that it be shared privately (without your name be shared) or with your full name and country you reside in.    

Sharing your goal list will inspire other people to create their own list here.  

OR SEND IT TO ME PRIVATELY FOR MY FEEDBACK TO YOU ON YOUR OWN GOAL LIST.   NO COST FOR DOING THIS AND I'D BE HAPPY TO REVIEW / HELP!  

Email me at brian@100goalsclub.com and specify which option you prefer.

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Last update: April 7, 2023