2015 goals

[Lazydonkey]

1. Buy house by the summer
2. Smash new job out of the park
3. Sell vx and purchase stupid replacement
4. [soppy] continue to spend as much quality time with my wife as I possibly can. [/soppy]
5. Use Triumph more

'13 was such a brilliant year with the wedding, honeymoon and work going really well. As such it will be hard to beat but it's looking like 2014 should be a good one.

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[IanD]

Last year was a sh*t personal life for me, so more fun in the next year.
Goals are
Get a new job that pays what I believe I deserve
Loose enought weight to be 'normal' weight
Have fun, enjoy life to the full

Hopefully that includes lots of road runs and a few weekends away with Lotus crews.
After yesterday doing the steam train, today is get up mid morning(as i'm in Yorkshire with friends) and either climb a 1000ft hill which requires a 1hr drive and unlikely or a full on swim in Robin Hood bay this afternoon then head back to our lodge for many drinks and steak pie.

Happy New Year to all of you.

[tut]

Be more dog

Failed miserably to work that out Robin unless it was followed by ing.

tut

[robin]

It's a reference to a television advertisement often shown on youth channels in which cats are implored to "be more dog" ... because dogs are better, obviously It is as good a philosophy as any!

Cheers,
Robin

[pete]

Not smoke.
Do something with my car.
Use my time better, stop weekends off coming as a surprise (shift worker).
Take over the world (find and recruit hench-people, get underground lair etc etc).

[j2 lot]

Not smoke.

I did that last year - 10 months now do it if you can, after the first 2 or 3 days it gets easier.
Wallet is feeling the benefit

I also established an underground lair ( well put a door through into the basement )

[pete]

Not smoke.

I did that last year - 10 months now do it if you can, after the first 2 or 3 days it gets easier.
Wallet is feeling the benefit

I also established an underground lair ( well put a door through into the basement )

Oh quitting is easy. It's the not starting again I struggle with.

[Fluoxetine]

On reflection, 2013 was pretty good as far as I'm concerned - Took the gamble of leaving London after 4 years to set up life abroad in Ireland, and it seems to be paying off so far. Finally cleared my feet of the aftermath of a failed business venture back in 2008. Bought a nice(ish) car, and managed to get it on track at Mondello - Also made it along to the annual SE Oulton trip, which was a laugh.

2014 goals...

1. Build a credit rating in Ireland - No issues in the UK, but starting afresh over there takes a bit of getting used to.
2. Continue saving to buy property over there - Need for an Irish mortgage is linked to the above!
3. Do a Euro road trip in the miNi, taking in a few decent passes.
4. Having taken up bikram yoga last year and lost 1.5 stone, I've fallen off the wagon and regained it all. 2014 goal is to get back on it.
5. Professional development - I've avoided many courses my employer has offered / encouraged me to attend in 2013, as I'd wanted to get settled in Ireland. 2014's the year to pull to finger out and make amends, even if it does mean being away from home a fair bit.

[ClarkyBoy]

love this,

Claire and myself were discussing over Christmas that there will be no 'resolutions' made, in place of that we would be making a 'to do' list of what we want to achive and do in 2014,

Here are a few of my goals.

1. Get out on the bike more and compete in at least 1 gravity enduro event.
2. Win the championship (SMRC) however attainable or not, you need to dream big!
3. Go camping more
4. Buy another motorbike
5. Go on holiday in the summer with Claire (booking that this weekend before I get my balls chopped off!)
6. Do at least 1 charity sporting event.
7. Build a garage
8. Landscape the garden now the house is finished
9. Get Claire on track with my e30
10. Do a skydive

[campbell]

I especially like #2


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[ryallm]

10. Do a skydive

Good choice - no one should go to their grave without trying freefall skydiving If you want some advice on where to do it, give me a shout. There are definitely drop zones to avoid!

My goals:

1. A respectable result in the 4-way National Skydive Championships with my team Kesshin. We are moving up a class this year so it is a mega challenge.
2. Cycle the Haute Route from Geneva to Nice, hopefully in September. Get really fit on the bike over the summer to do it.
3. Juggle the time commitment for the latter 2 while still spending lots of time with my wee boy Max.
4. Do more open water swimming.
5. Buy an interesting car of some description.
6. As usual ensure work has the minimal impact on the rest of my life

Mark

[Mike Scib]

Mark, do you know Eddie Jones?

For me...

- Get out on the bike more/get fit
- Buy a car...
- Finish my house off!!

[ryallm]

I have met Eddie a few times at Strathallan, although I haven't jumped there for 3 or 4 years now. Really nice guy and he was very helpful to me when I was starting to jump in the UK after doing an AFF course in Spain.

Mark

[Dipper]

1 - build new house
2 - sell old house
3 - go on motorbike tour to the states with mates
4 - take wife and kids to florida(as compensation for 3)
5 - do at least 3 mountainbike endurance races
6 - eat less/excercise more so i dont die doing 5
7 - get some epic west coast mountainbiking in
8 - get some epic west coast elise drives in
9 - get some epic west motorbike rides in
10 - do at least 2 track days in the elise
11 - do more than the 500mile average ive done over the last 5 years on the motorbike + 1 trackday
12 - rob a bank to pay for the above

It's going to end in tears!

[hendeg]

I just though I'd share this to help you all achieve those amazing goals... http://ow.ly/rSE9Q