Do you think it’s wrong to have goals set for each age?

Question

I’m 25 & I have goals that I want to reach before 30. People keep telling me that I’m setting myself up for disappointment. I understand that life happens & I may not be able to achieve all of my goals, but my goals are realistic & attainable. Is it wrong to have age limits on goals?

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When I was 18, I set goals for myself and I look forward to them but I remember not to beat myself up, if it took a little longer to achieve than I originally anticipated. I managed to achieve graduating before getting married, getting married for a year before having a child. But the one my husband and I struggled the longest (but ultimately managed to accomplish) was buying a home. Now that I’ve achieved those; I have a new set of goals ready to be conquered! Your goals are yours, and no one else matters.

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When i was 16 I had goals by the time I was 25 I'd me married have a house and start a family. I didnt get married til 24. I'm also 27 and no family. Personally I dont like goals. I never set them.

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As long as your goals like
(Get married, buy a house and have a baby by 30)
Then sure I love setting goals, making charts or lists and keeping track too.

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No way. Without goals, people get lazy and compliant. I even think it's great to have goals that don't seem attainable.

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Goal should have a time frame.

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Not at all!! If you don't have goals, what would you be working towards. You would just be living day by day not having something to look forward to. 
I can't go through life without goals. No matter how small they are.

Do you think it’s wrong to have goals set for each age?

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