So last time, I wrote:
I want to be 100% out of debt. This is doable, based on current trajectory of things. We refinanced to a 15 year mortgage a while ago, car stuff should sort itself out, Renee's student loans will need some prepayment, but I have that sorted in my mind, etc.
I need to do some planning for retirement. Kim retired at 56. I of course work in a different industry, so my planning is different. I have a decision point in April 2028, so I need to set some goals for that timeframe.
I need to ramp up Coverlets & Counterpanes. The long term goal for that is for that to be the side gig for retirement; the proverbial pizza & beer money. I need to do a bit of a business plan and build up some inventory. I'm just being a bit lazy here; I freely admit it.
So here I sit on January 1, 2021 (Happy New Year!) (Stay inside - it's an ice storm out there!), thinking about these goals in a jumbled fashion. I've joined the Frugalwoods Uber Challenge and today is thinking about goals.
The above goals are still my goals. They are pretty much my 10 year goals. Now I need to break it down into 1 year goals here for 2021, and then even further into quarters and months. I'm going to give each of them their own posts this month, and I'll start with Debt.
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