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5: Where Will You Be Five Years From Today? Dan Zadra, Kobi Yamada
Publisher: Compendium Inc

5 years from today… I'll be 43, my kids will be 14, 10, & 8. By five years from now, you will likely be retired, and living on a desert island (with a stick), and your man Friday will be running this blog site for you, and explaining to the new lurkers, who this guy Al Gore used to be ! One of them had the audacity to say: “You better get in now I bet you five years from now people will say that Spring 2013 was the real estate bottom.” Hearing this I had to refrain myself and asked him On we go wagons ho. If five years ago you had asked me who I wanted to be now, I would said something like "Single. Now, I felt a compelling need to answer that question. For Christmas, I bought my brother-in-law the book "5: Where will you be five years from today," a pithy workbook-style self-help book intended to help people get their dreams unstuck so they can live them. I'll leave you with a passage that has inspired me already: 5 years from now, I want to still be doing the things that scare the crap out of me, ditching my comfort zone, and welcoming any opportunity that come my way. If time and money were no object, I'd be working only part time, and from home and spending the rest of my time making our house a true haven. I believe those years have been a blast. Anonymous Says: June 7th, 2013 at 5:37 am 4. Have I made my life fruitful during those five years? I often joke that everything I do today didn't even exist when I was in college (which was more than 5 years ago now), but that line sets me up well to answer that what I do 5 years from now may not exist yet, so it's impossible to really know. Startup; The 48 Laws of Power; Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative; The 4 Disciplines of Execution: Achieving Your Wildly Important Goals; 5: Where Will You Be Five Years From Today? When you achieve that kind of dividend growth for five years, you can minimize some of the effects that the fluctuations in stock price will have on your ability to realize satisfactory returns on your investment. As a kid five years was an eternity now they are gone before we know it. As it stands, I'd say that, in five years, I'd be done my Bachelors and have completed my first year of either just my Masters or of a Masters/Doctorate program (you can do that in psychology). Or another five years have been wasted?