4 Goals for 2026 Jan 6th 2026

The first goal I would like to achieve in 2026 is being able to reach a double g above the staff in the stands at football games. This goal is important to me because range is important to me and the more range that I develop opens me to more opportunities such as lead trumpet in a jazz band. To achieve my goal, I need to practice long tones at different dynamics and gradually work my way from around a c above the staff to a double g, and do this every day. I hope to reach my goal by the start of football season my senior year.

The second goal I would like to achieve in 2026 is scoring 1200 or above on the SAT. This goal is important to me since a better SAT score opens more opportunities for scholarships. To achieve my goal, I will have to study, prepare, and hopefully take a class that teaches to the SAT. I would like to score at least 1200 on the June SAT

The third goal I have for 2026 is to pass all math quizzes and tests this semester. This goal is important to me because I would like to raise my grade in algebra, and the test category is really weighing my grade down. To achieve my goal, I need to study, pay attention, and get more sleep so I am not falling asleep in class. I would like to achive my goal by the end of this school year

My fourth goal for 2026 is to buy and renovate a camper to travel around the U.S. This goal is important to me because I love to travel and would like to see more national parks in the U.S. To achieve my goal, I need to save a couple thousand dollars to buy a camper, and money to get materials to renovate it, force my friends to do a lot of unpaid labor ( that's what friends are for ), and eventually have a nice camper to take around the U.S. I would like to achieve this goal by the end of 2026


over the break, i went to Kentucky and stayed at home

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