Do you set any, if you achieve them is it fulfilling, or leaving you wanting more?

When you look back, did those things you thought so important at the time turn out to be so?

Me: I wanted to drink in every pub in Cambridge in a six month period (back when there were lots!) Tick

Next: get to every F1 race.

a bit shallow really

I wanted a car which could be considered properly 'PH', and to move out of my Mum's house. Or rather, those are my current big goals - I had achieved the car bit, but it's broken now, so doesn't count.

Right now my goal is to let my wrist heal so I can get back to real fitness goals. Not being able to lift is st. Also to decide what I want to do with my life.

Constantly, in all aspects of my life. Current one is a biggie though!

When I was at University I decided that, given my chosen field (Chemistry), I was never going to chase the big money as I was too interested in the science, rather than business/entrepreneurship. So I set myself a modest target, aimed at earning what I considered to be 'good' money. This meant that I would need to progress at a steady rate through my career, and plan my next moves- but always maintaining a job that I enjoyed. The targets were that I would be earning a set salary by my 30th birthday, then another set salary by the time I was 40. And so on. I'm not 30 yet, but have almost achieved the target for my 40th birthday, so have revised them accordingly (i.e. shifted then backwards, so 40 year target became 30 year target).

Quite a shallow target really, but it stops me from stagnating. I'm always looking to develop my skills and to progress to the next level (or to move jobs if I need to seek the enjoyment at the next level).

That's my current target and ambition.

I wanted a first in my degree, didn't work hard enough, got a 2:1 and have just started a better job than I could ever have hoped for.

Uhh....

I always set myself goals and only remember the ones I achieve like passing my test at 17, getting a good job after a tough job and starting a savings account. I'd say my goal is becoming a good person and doing work for charity. I'm not talking about volunteering at a "charity shop" who give about 15% to their own cause, I mean doing good deeds to people I can see that need that nudge of help, just asking people if they need a little help

Get into the RAF.

I set myself low personal standards and then consistently fail to achieve them.

Start looking after my money, I earn enough but am always skint, this is largely owing to lazyness on my part, not checking bank balances and household budgeting, I seem to go through periods where I'm good at that sort of thing then get complacent.
I'm not talking owing thousands on credit cards, or having daft loans at high intrest rates, or living the high life, its largely busting my overdraft limit every month and racking up loads of charges.
Piss poor really, must do better.