r/lifegoals

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Ways to better yourself

Inspire me.

What changes have you made in your life, either big life moves or small daily actions, that you resulted in you improving yourself and your experience of life?

On any fronts: career, quality of mind, romance...

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u/Acceptable_Hyena_759 — 3 days ago

A fresh week starts now. What is your #1 goal for this Monday?

It's time to crush a new week. Instead of a long to-do list, what is the ONE thing you want to achieve today? Let’s hold each other accountable. Drop it below!

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u/flexadam — 7 days ago

what's the most boring life goal that ended up paying off the most?

social media makes it seem like life goals have to be something huge.

meanwhile the people i know who seem happiest usually did boring stuff like building an emergency fund, walking every day, sleeping enough, or keeping their house organized.

what's the least exciting goal you've accomplished that had the biggest impact later?

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u/Iluque_Sebanuka — 6 days ago

Goals for my Unc season

I think the title pretty much speaks for itself: I'm gonna try to set and complete some goals as a fun thing for senior year. I already have some for the list, but please suggest me any goals to complete, niche nor not, I will consider it (unless it's just outright illegal).

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u/Whatsinmyhead0 — 7 days ago
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Can't able to organise my life -

I'm 22M from India and I'm feeling overwhelmed because I have too many goals and not enough time. I have a full-time HR job (around 10:45 AM–7:30 PM) and by the time I get home I'm mentally exhausted.

These are all the things I want to achieve at the same time:

- Lose weight (currently around 89 kg, goal is around 74–75 kg).

- Build muscle, get stronger, improve my powerlifting numbers, and eventually get visible abs.

- Start running and improve my cardio.

- Follow a proper skincare routine to reduce tanning, hyperpigmentation, acne marks, and get clearer, brighter skin.

- Prepare seriously for CAT 2026 while working full-time because I want to get into a top MBA college.

- Sleep 7–8 hours consistently.

- Eat a healthy vegetarian diet while staying within a budget.

- Save money every month for my future while also planning to buy a laptop.

- Reduce screen time, stop procrastinating, and stay disciplined.

The problem is that I feel like every goal is important, so I try to do everything at once and end up doing almost nothing consistently. I often come home tired after work, scroll on my phone, and then feel guilty that I didn't study, work out, run, or follow my skincare properly.

For people who have managed a demanding full-time job while preparing for CAT or another competitive exam and also stayed fit, how did you structure your day? What should I prioritize first? Is it realistic to do all of this together, or should I focus on one or two goals at a time? I'd really appreciate practical advice, sample schedules, or any personal experiences.

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u/Dear_Landscape1072 — 8 days ago

I asked AI to help me visualise, my life 10 years from now....

I asked AI to help me visualise my life 10 years from now. I realize life can be unpredictable. However, a subtle sense of idea of how it can be can help one shape their future. This image definitely, gives me a sense of idea of how it can be, if I push hard enough and try to make things happen for my about to be family... For them and for now and for the future... This one's for life 🥂

u/Overall-Spend3547 — 8 days ago
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in another life? why not this one. and no this isnt another habit tracker app

Hello everyone, 

Over the past few months I have worked on developing an app aimed to help young men/women who are lost in their lives. Who struggle to find a purpose.

Everyone sees the lambos and ferrari, friends getting into their dream college, people making money online so easily, miami penthouse, maybach bouncing videos, etc.

But no one actually stops to realize what if this lifestyle is indeed possible, what if you can actually make it? What if you can achieve the success you are truly seeking?

What if all you needed was someone or something to tell you how you can achieve it?

Laksh is an accountability app built on one simple idea:

the fear of being average.

Answer a few questions about yourself, and Laksh will build you a personalized roadmap that breaks it into a single focused task each day. The one thing that actually moves you forward. Laksh also provides a detailed roadmap on how you can achieve your goal. 

However it isnt that easy, in order to hold yourself accountable towards making progress to your goal you are required to submit a photo check in and Laksh will send you notifications throughout the day to remind you to complete your task.

Laksh verifies it, rewards you with XP, levels you up, and keeps your streak alive.

visit lakshai.app for more details! (app store linked below)

Only available in US for IOS users, however once andriod is out it will be available worldwide!

As always any feedback is appreciated! 

u/Sufficient_Slip6829 — 7 days ago

I stopped planning 10 years ahead and started focusing on the next step. It unexpectedly improved my results.

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For a long time, I thought I needed a perfect 5- or 10-year plan before I could make meaningful progress.

I'd spend hours thinking about where I wanted to be years from now, comparing myself to people who seemed to have everything figured out. Ironically, all that planning often left me feeling overwhelmed instead of motivated.

A few months ago, I tried something different.

Instead of asking, "Where do I want to be in 10 years?" I started asking, "What's the next useful step I can take today?"

That small shift changed more than I expected.

Breaking big goals into immediate actions made it much easier to stay consistent. I stopped waiting for the "perfect plan" and started making progress, even if it was only a little each day.

I'm still ambitious, but I don't feel like I need to have my entire future mapped out anymore. Focusing on the next step has helped me stay calmer, avoid procrastination, and actually get more done.

Has anyone else experienced something similar?

Did focusing on the present help you more than long-term planning, or do you still prefer having a detailed roadmap?

u/studytips1 — 11 days ago

im 15f currently. My genuine goal for my life is to be famous and preferably rich. It’s been my dream for as long as I can remember. Genuinely HOW is this achievable I need advice

I’m willing to do pretty much anything. I’ve definitely got the passion im just unsure on how to get there

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u/tuffington32 — 11 days ago
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Take a moment and think about it! 😳

2026 is already halfway over and you’re still scrolling instead of building.

The harsh truth: No one is coming to save you.

Drop your biggest goal for the rest of the year and I’ll hold you accountable if you reply.

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u/scentxcandles — 9 days ago
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To change my life?

Hi my name is jhone. I am 19 years old and studying in college with major maths.

I want a mentor in my life. To change the direction of my life. My main problem is that i see a lote of motivational videos and I am see statergy about to change my life but main execute this strategy.

Twhen go to execute this strategy, something is holding me behind and also because of hearing YouTube videos and strategy and there is a problem that which strategy should I use. There is a lot of confusion in my head is like that I cannot get out. It's like wormhole in my head.

Somebody please help me with this and because of my fears I cannot do more things.

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u/No-Scientist-3622 — 10 days ago