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Where do you want to be 10 years from now?

already do ..%)%)%)%)%)%)%)

Europe ~ ADRIATIC coast.
S8 Audi - 1000BHP Super charged black on blacl, fully bullet and bom proof
$10mill in cash - untouchable.
$1mill yacht with captain.
NO bitch to take my $ - not married***
Small 1000 sq foot house on the coast. Lime the ending in that Bourne movie .. but not Spain.

Well done.

the future's so bright i gotta wear shades
 

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In 10 years I'll be 34...

I'm not the type of person who ever wants to be 34, so in all honesty I really couldn't give a fuck what I'm doing in 10 years.
 
In 10 years I'll be 34...

I'm not the type of person who ever wants to be 34, so in all honesty I really couldn't give a fuck what I'm doing in 10 years.

the thirties are the best. seriously, the twenties are shit next to them.
 
I want to be finished studying, begin earning a decent income and start traveling frequently. I want a partner and a circle of close friends. That's it.
 
if you were suicidal yourself then you should know how futile it is to try to convince someone else, well, anything
i'm as suicidal as an alive person can be

if you want your days to be better, i highly suggest that you try lithium
it works rather well for me

In 10 years I'll be 34...

I'm not the type of person who ever wants to be 34, so in all honesty I really couldn't give a fuck what I'm doing in 10 years.
who said that you'll have to be 34 in 10 years?

the age that has meaning is how old you feel, not how old your passeport says you are

i'm not kidding

i don't tell my age to others because i am not the age that they'll hear if i tell them what's on my card
and so, they treat me for how i feel and behave and not for what society has decided that someone this age should be


in 10 years, i'd like to speak and read mandarin and japanese rather well

apart from that, still in this country or in asia at least

i love my job and don't want to change it
but on another hand, i'd feel bad about doing the same job for such a long period
so far there's been regular change in my life
i don't like the idea of stability too much
 
the thirties are the best. seriously, the twenties are shit next to them.

I've often heard people saying things along the lines of "it gets better as you get older," but I've never seen such a view expressed as concisely as what you have here. Twenties are shit next to the thirties you say? Well That's glorious news indeed!
 
My twenties have been pretty awesome and I'm only 2 years into them. Granted I fucked around in life a little too much, but I have a plan to sort all that out.
But yeah, this thread is all about plans. So what are mine?
Well I want to improve my performing and overall musical abilities to a high level, both in a studio and live setting. I want to expand greatly the books that I have read, and increase the amount of authors I'm hip to. I love literature, but I would also love to be able to write my own stuff.
I want to go to college for business or music business with a psychology minor, but start a band and be a hard working musician. I want my lyrics to reflect life in a real and profound way, but also lighthearted and empathic. I want the band to be all about having a great time and interesting, complex, jams with incredibly talented instrumentalists of all kinds.

I want to tour in a band from coast to coast for months on end. I also want to not just be well received as an artist, but help aid in the spiritual awakening of the masses.

I also want to be in more than one significant band and have lots of projects going on.

I want to heal through music, you have no idea how fortunate I would feel if I ever gained such facility in the language that I love. I want to be a therapist, but a therapist on stage with a guitar leading a great band through musical soundscapes.
 
Indeed. My twenties have sucked so far and I'm nearly halfway through.

Yup. Been in my thirties almost a year now. I'm hoping what most people say about your 30's is true :) I've been looking forward to them. Hope I'm not disappointed.
 
In 10 years, I hope to be well established in my career, but still enjoying life and finding new things to be excited about. I hope to still be in good enough physical shape to be very active and athletic.

That's all I can really say, though. Why? Because as I look back, I find it hard to make predictions about what I will and won't still be interested in. I once told myself I'd be that old guy who was still big into video games, computers, sneaking into concerts, and driving at reckless speeds. I've pretty much lost interest in all of these. But I've moved on to new passions.


I can honestly say there is no part of my past I'd readily rewind back to. All my childhood, I couldn't wait to be an adult. Now that I am one, I haven't gotten all 'grass is always greener' on the matter. I stand firm: you couldn't pay me to relive my youth. Like Vegan, I've always felt, and acted, pretty ageless. With this in mind, I've found life to be easier as an adult with a bit of kid in him, than as a child who's precocious for his age.
 
i had a great time in my twenties, but i also hit my rock bottom there. there is something special about the clarity that only age can bring. the thirties bring this clarity, whilst maintaining a touch of idealism and hope. i dread the forties, when the realisation of one's mortality apparantly becomes a bit difficult. the fifties and onwards, on the other hand, sound like a great place to be, not giving a shit again, and working/playing within the time we have left better than ever before. i suppose the twenties are meant to be wasted in some ways.
 
I have no idea.

I don't like to think about the future... I just focus on the present.
 
^problem there, matey, is that you have little to no control over where you end up. :(
 
^ I don't seem to have much control over my present life, let alone where I'll end up. :\
 
you managed those two posts just fine, now apply that success to other areas in your life ;) :)
 
I loved my 30s, definitely better than my 20s (which were pretty great as well).
I am 40 now.

In 10 years, I hope to still be with my family, enjoying our lives together.
I hope to have been doing yoga for 20 years straight.
I hope to have been meditating for 15 years straight.
I hope to have been lifting weights for 11 years straight.
I hope to have picked up another instrument or two, and another language as well.
I hope to have written a (published) book and recorded a (released) CD.
I hope to have traveled to at least 10 new countries (that I haven't yet been to).
I hope to have lived in at least one new country (bringing the total to 5).
etc. etc. etc.

People who claim that they don't want to be alive in 10 years make me sad.
My heart goes out to you.
There is so much beauty and fun in the world, I cannot fathom your negativity.

Peace.
 
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