To be really good in my field (Biology/Chemistry) and to be a solid drummer. I am working towards the first one currently and the second one...well...I haven't actually touched a stick in 2 years due to a situation beyond my control, but if all goes well starting next week I will again be working towards that goal.

Edit: Also, I wouldn't mind winning a season of liquibet.

Edit2: I think in my endeavors to be a good student I have given up both the 'normal' (for the area/group that I came from) life of not going to college and staying with the group to continue drinking/smoking etc., which I don't count as much of a loss, and also the 'average' college life of drinking and partying...which again just isn't really my thing.

Avidkeystamper

United States8556 Posts

October 09 2009 05:11 GMT

#82

Be rich enough so I can be relatively free from the burden of money.

I don't know what I would sacrifice. Not money, that's for sure.

Hurricane

United States3939 Posts

October 09 2009 05:15 GMT

#83

I don't really have a dream. I'm actually really happy with where I'm at in life. I don't have much money at all, but I do what I want when I want. Ideally I'll have a bunch of money sooner or later to do what I want with it, but I'm just hanging out in a house with my 3 best friends in a college town with no commitments. Eventually I want to start my own business and move back to where I grew up and start a family and all that jargon, but for now I'm living it up and sleeping 12-14 hours a day =]

MezmerizePLZ

United States30 Posts

October 09 2009 05:48 GMT

#84

On October 09 2009 00:51 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Earning money is the biggest dream

fyp

food

United States1951 Posts

October 09 2009 06:08 GMT

#85

to never get older

FredSanford

United States70 Posts

October 09 2009 06:13 GMT

#86

i would give up a limb or a sense(probably not sight though) to travel abroad

Zapdos_Smithh

Canada2620 Posts

October 09 2009 09:31 GMT

#87

Get a couple degrees, get a job that pays well and is interesting, get married, own a house, have kids...the usual.

GTR

51617 Posts

October 09 2009 10:27 GMT

#88

date a snsd member
ok on a serious note i want to travel a bit, doing the work i love (esports).
maybe go to korea, find a nice woman and live a happy life.

for now i just want to get into university and graduate.

XenOsky

Chile2356 Posts

October 09 2009 21:07 GMT

#89

play poker fulltime and living of it (not like being famous and TV and stuff just internet poker)

BluzMan

Russian Federation4235 Posts

October 09 2009 21:22 GMT

#90

Engineering a flashy social process like a revolution or something. Too bad there's nothing to revolt against.

Oh yeah, and a personal assault helicopter with unlimited fuel.

thedeadhaji

39489 Posts

October 10 2009 01:23 GMT

#91

On October 09 2009 11:07 Tien wrote:
My dream is quite simple. Become a multi-hundred millionaire or billionaire.

Then use that wealth to help augment / change the entire educational system.

Sacrifices: I spend maybe 5% of the money I make on myself, I invest the rest.

I'm quite content and in a great mood most of the time, but I'm never really happy and I don't really "enjoy" life.

sounds strangely familiar

Starparty

Sweden1963 Posts

October 10 2009 01:42 GMT

#92

to get my music played. I dont believe i am sacrificing anything for it though, its a goal i work against and thats what im interested in doing.

Aegraen

United States1225 Posts

October 10 2009 01:48 GMT

#93

To eventually create an Anarcho-Capitalist society. What I would I give up? Everything if possible to see this achieved. Honor, Life, and Wealth.

micronesia

United States24779 Posts

October 10 2009 01:50 GMT

#94

To say something funny.

Boblion

France8043 Posts

October 10 2009 01:51 GMT

#95

I have no dreams and that sucks.

I'm soon 22 still at uni and i still have no real ideas about my future job(s).
I don't know what should be my life goals either.

The idea to live just to have some children is kinda depressing #_#
I would prefer to be remembered for my work than because of my genetics/name.

Aegraen

United States1225 Posts

October 10 2009 01:52 GMT

#96

On October 10 2009 10:23 thedeadhaji wrote:

Show nested quote +

sounds strangely familiar

You can become a billionaire overnight. Move to Zimbabwe

The amount of money you have matters little if you can't purchase anything with the money. Perhaps you should be content with the purchasing power of your money. The saying "Money doesn't grow on trees." is actually false. It does grow on trees, because our FRN's (Federal Reserve Notes), have no intrinsic value. It is valueless. If the FED wanted to it could print one billion dollar bills, and you would more or less forced to use them because of legal tender laws. It would in essence make the money worthless because the only thing that makes fiat money have any such worth is its scarcity. Compulsory measures to force you to use it, make matters much worst. There are though more and more businesses and companies not accepting FRN's and only silver and gold which is a good start.

However, as matter of law, the State makes it compulsory to force you to use only FRN's in the repayment of debt. Why can't I, if I wanted to, negotiate with my debtor to pay him in whatever he deems fit? Of course, if that happened, the State wouldn't have a monopoly on money, and then it couldn't just wantonly print and pay for whatever it wants; Wars, Welfare, etc.

Boblion

France8043 Posts

October 10 2009 01:55 GMT

#97

Aegraen who cares about Zimbabwe hyper-inflation and money printing in this thread ?
lol

FragKrag

United States11566 Posts

October 10 2009 01:56 GMT

#98

lol yea

way to take it all the wrong way

Aegraen

United States1225 Posts

October 10 2009 01:58 GMT

#99

On October 10 2009 10:55 Boblion wrote:
Aegraen who cares about Zimbabwe hyper-inflation and money printing in this thread ?
lol

Well his dream is to become a billionaire is it not? I was merely illustrating the fact that the amount of money you hold doesn't matter. It's what you can purchase with the money. I think it's a fallacy that needs to be spoken more of.