Tomorrow I hope to achieve....

HappyBalance

Go on finish the sentence

CJ Haughey

The impossible

cruais

Getting through my working day without lambasting my goody two shoes, ugly bint of a colleague

Mint Sauce

The same as every night/day...

Take over the world.

A productive day catching up after 2 days off sick.

Also hoping to get back to training for a half marathon after a week off training. Aiming for 3.5-4 mile run after work.

lulu1

Getting hold of my dressing gown first before the dog finds it and runs off and lays on it.:)

Senna

Getting up early for work and getting a good parking space.
Reality is, I'll lie on and park round back as usual.

boobar

A lot at work...sort out some small problems before they get big and I get grief

martingriff

THE LOTTO

Arsemageddon

orgasm

Buzz Meeks

peak optimisation

Jen Pigs Fly

Get a house!

Macavity.

Do a poo.

delw

World domination

mahamageehad

Nirvana

bop1977

Nothing of any importance.

conorh91

If I wrote what I really hope to achieve tomorrow you'd think I was joking. It's something very stressful, but it isn't anything health (or poo) related.

fleet_admiral

Tumescence

PizzamanIRL

...what I didn't today.

MarkAnthony

making a nice person's day better and an arsehole's day worse.

HalloweenJack

Getting my name on the list for a circumcision.

Never thought I'd consider that an achievement but desperate times...

lukesmom

conorh91 wrote: »

If I wrote what I really hope to achieve tomorrow you'd think I was joking. It's something very stressful, but it isn't anything health (or poo) related.

Intrigued?

Penny Tration

Not calling in sick to work, need the money.

Just a little Samba

HappyBalance wrote: »

Go on finish the sentence

Tomorrow I hope to achieve the booking of a 2nd AC Tier train to Bangalore for a weekend of debauchery.


However this shall only happen if I can wrangle finishing up for the week early on Friday and not starting back until Monday afternoon.

Baggy Trousers

Just a little Samba wrote: »

Tomorrow I hope to achieve the booking of a 2nd AC Tier train to Bangalore for a weekend of debauchery.


However this shall only happen if I can wrangle finishing up for the week early on Friday and not starting back until Monday afternoon.

Bangalore & debauchery....really? Filth yes.

Just a little Samba

Baggy Trousers wrote: »

Bangalore & debauchery....really? Filth yes.

So you've never been to Bangalore then, have you?

Baggy Trousers

Just a little Samba wrote: »

So you've never been to Bangalore then, have you?

I was there twice for a week each. Debauchery is not a word you associate with Bangalore.

Hoop66

...telling my current client that we won't be working for him any more without pissing him off.

RoboRat

Making plans for tomorrow becomes yesterdays excuse. Today is the present and the present is where the real achievements are made.

Just a little Samba

Hoop66 wrote: »

...telling my current client that we won't be working for him any more without pissing him off.

That's always a fun one...

Just a little Samba

Baggy Trousers wrote: »

I was there twice for a week each. Debauchery is not a word you associate with Bangalore.

You need to spend more time hanging out around M.G. road with the techies then. It's great craic. It's also got a fantastic microbrewery scene with bars like Windmill Craft Works, The Bierre Club, Toit Brewpub, Arbor Brewing Company, and there's an arseload of nightclubs like WXYZ and Skyye if you're into **** music and short skirts, or 13th Floor and Shiro if you want to be surrounded by rich upper caste types in stupidly expensive clothes drinking stupidly expensive wine.


If you couldn't find fun in Bangalore, you didn't try very hard.

RoboRat

RoboRat wrote: »

Making plans for tomorrow becomes yesterdays excuse. Today is the present and the present is where the real achievements are made.

I disagree.

Each evening I go to bed knowing what my goal(s) is(are) for the following day.

It means that when I wake up the morning I already know what I'm doing, rather than have to think about it when I'm getting ready for the day ahead. Makes planning easier.

Then each evening, I know if I've achieved today's goal and what tomorrow's will be.

Works for me

caustic 1

Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

























Unless of course you can't be bothered.

RoboRat

I disagree.

Each evening I go to bed knowing what my goal(s) is(are) for the following day.

It means that when I wake up the morning I already know what I'm doing, rather than have to think about it when I'm getting ready for the day ahead. Makes planning easier.

Then each evening, I know if I've achieved today's goal and what tomorrow's will be.

Works for me

Nothing wrong with planning but far too often you see people who say, tomorrow I will do this or that and then when tomorrow comes, its the next day.

I make plans; I have annual goals, monthly and weekly lists but if it can be done today, then its done today and never put off until tomorrow.

Aongus Von Bismarck

I firmly believe that I will break back under 39 minutes for a 10k run. My fastest ever time was a 37.17 but I pulled a groin muscle a few weeks ago skiing a black run that was at its most brutal and unforgiving because of a lack of fresh snowfalls.

A good physio, gentle stretches and easing back into my runs has me feeling as good as ever. A new brand of shoes will help as well.

Wish me luck!

Sheep Lover

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I firmly believe that I will break back under 39 minutes for a 10k run. My fastest ever time was a 37.17 but I pulled a groin muscle a few weeks ago skiing a black run that was at its most brutal and unforgiving because of a lack of fresh snowfalls.

A good physio, gentle stretches and easing back into my runs has me feeling as good as ever. A new brand of shoes will help as well.

Wish me luck!

Break a leg.

wretcheddomain

...getting beyond 48 seconds of watching this:

HalloweenJack

HalloweenJack wrote: »

Getting my name on the list for a circumcision.

Never thought I'd consider that an achievement but desperate times...

Achievement unlocked!

I just realised my post sounded like something Aongus would write :pac:

dante2015

i hope to still be in a job

Menas

I am a bit jealous reading how some of you take the time and effort to plan goals for the next day. Its all I can do to wake up some mornings!
I need a PA to plan my daily goals for me.

Stheno

Inner peace

Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I am a bit jealous reading how some of you take the time and effort to plan goals for the next day. Its all I can do to wake up some mornings!
I need a PA to plan my daily goals for me.

If I didn't make a plan of some form I would never achieve anything. I am a serious ditz.

(is that how you spell ditz?)

Stheno

[Deleted User] wrote: »

If I didn't make a plan of some form I would never achieve anything. I am a serious ditz.

(is that how you spell ditz?)

It is

Aongus Von Bismarck

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I just realised my post sounded like something Aongus would write :pac:

That must be an extremely liberating realisation!

TheBeardedLady

Not eat ALL the cake in the fridge.

Jen Pigs Fly

xxxJennyxxx wrote: »

Get a house!

Update ... Got a house!! Thrilled to pieces finally after weeks of searching got something :D

YellowFeather

HappyBalance wrote: »

Go on finish the sentence

Finishing my own sentences..

Desolation Of Smug

World peace.


I aim high. And usually miss.

RomanKnows

Desolation Of Smug wrote: »

World peace.


I aim high. And usually miss.

Pottler and Mitty Industries should have the inside track on complex geopolitical matters through their consultancy arm. From bleeding radiators for cash to brokering a deal between the Russians and NATO.

It's that mixture of hard work, graft, and common sense that makes it a conglomerate worth watching.

auldgranny

Mint Sauce wrote: »

The same as every night/day...

Take over the world.

The Brain?