In 2–3 well-developed sentences, reflect on how you spent your Holiday Break. Then, identify four personal you would like to achieve this year and briefly explain why each goal is important to you (Copy and paste your completed response from Writable into your blog).

 1. The first goal I would want to achieve this year is to restart my gambling/sports betting journey again and end up making a profit. This goal is important to me because it will show my money making skills, and I will try to save and be responsible with the money in the account. To accomplish this goal, I will be restricting how many parlays I put in a week. I will also try not to make a parlay right after ones bricks to make my money back.

2. My second goal is to consistently gain velocity during the baseball season. This goal is important to me because I plan on playing baseball in college. To accomplish this goal, I will not slack off during the season and stop going to the gym and stop taking care of my arm so I reduce my chances of getting hurt.

3. My third goal is to stay on top of my work throughout the year. This goal is important to me because last year I slacked off and got behind and got lower grades than I shouldve. To accomplish this goal I am going to plan out my work and try and do it as soon as I get home. I will also try to not watch tv.

4. My last goal is to get all A's and B's this year. This goal is important to me so I can see what I am really capable of when I put in effort. To accomplish this goal, I will get no missing assignments and try to study a lot more than last year. I will put in as much effort as possible and try to impress myself.

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