Goals Are Important

If you don't have goals, you will always work for someone who does.

Goals are important, not only because we have a dream to pursue but because we have something to work toward that makes us our own boss. People who have built industries and systems that work are people who once had that goal. Nothing comes out of nothing; there's always someone dreaming and working to see its execution. When we grew up, parents were curious to know what a child dreamed of becoming. Even though it looks common, they hoped their children had a dream they wished to pursue.

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If we don't have goals, unfortunately we would always work for someone who does—that's a simple reality of life. Our goals are what make us; it's behind those goals that we pursue independence and growth, else we just live depending on anything that promises good welfare. People with big businesses once dreamed of it and started with kiosks and smaller businesses, the same as someone who dreams of becoming a doctor and studies hard for years, gazing at the future where they will wear those coats while treating patients. Our goals or dreams are what make us work for ourselves.

He who refuses to set goals plans to settle for everything. That's because they have nothing to work for and do not feel the need to set boundaries and push themselves harder. While living freely may have a lot of comfort that accompanies the lifestyle, you may end up working for people who have bigger plans and do not embrace comfort.