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).

 Prompt Response: The first goal that I hope to achieve in 2026 is eliminating the habit of procrastination. This goal is important to me because as I get older, I want to be a respected individual and engineer. To achieve this goal, I will set daily reminders of the things I have to accomplish, limit screen time, and stick to a set bedtime every week and weekend. I will achieve this goal fully by March 2026.

The second goal that I hope to achieve in 2026 is to own my very own car. This goal is important to me because as a teenager, I should have a proper method of transportation not only for myself, but for my family.To achieve this goal, I will have my parents pay for and guide me through the steps of obtaining my learners permit to my licence. I will achieve this goal fully by October 2026.

The third goal that I hope to achieve in 2026 is creating and operating a very profitable business. This goal is important to me because I want to be important; I want to make a name for myself that will hold value in my family's eyes. To achieve this goal, I will conduct deep research, spend my allowance money wisely, and 3D-print many test models to property structure my business. I will achieve this goal fully by May 2026.

The fourth and final goal that I hope to achieve in 2026 is making over $10,000 with my business. This goal is important to me because I want to have a structured path towards future endeavors, and there is no better way to accomplish that than to have the funds needed to get it. To achieve this goal, I will simply avoid spending significant amounts of money on unnecessary things. I will achieve this goal fully by December 2026.

Reflection: Over the course of two weeks, I spent most of my spring break relaxing my mind and body. I enjoy celebrating Christmas with my family and New Year’s, and while we didn’t do much, the time we spent together made up for it. In short, my winter break was very enjoyable.

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