If an employer asks you where you see yourself in five years, just make up as much BS as you can. Nobody is gonna monitor how you follow your progress.
And honestly, you SHOULDNโT be following a five year plan to a T, because you should be open to whatever comes your way and what youโd like to change. What I said I was gonna do 5 years ago isnโt even close to what Iโm actually doing, but Iโm successful and happy anyway.
Stop stressing over how to stroke your boomer hiring managerโs ego and just pretend like you care.
The Soviet Union is the richest nation in the world, the country is littered with huge deposits of resources ranging from iron to gas, and magnesium to oil. However, many of these resources are currently untapped, and thereby
The Soviet Union will therefore begin a massive program under the 7th Five-Year Plan to help increase the extraction of natural resources within the Soviet Union, which not only will allow much of the Soviet economy to become self-sufficient, but also allow us to export our resources to our friends and allies around the world. In order to achieve this, huge efforts will have to be made, massive projects undertaken, and millions of Soviet workers mobilized, however the motherland shall not fail.
Oil
Not only is oil the world's most important energy source, it has also become the single most important resource for a developed economy. Most processes, especially those in manufacturing, require oil in order to function, and the importance of oil to all aspects of the world economy cannot be understated.
With the Soviet Union and other Eastern Bloc nations developing further, and with their demand for energy ever rising, oil has become on of the most viable options for increasing the energy supply of the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc. Luckily for us, the Soviet Union possesses huge deposits of oil all over the Union, and under the leadership of Comrade Kaganovich the Communist Party has made the increase in production of oil a national priority. Currently, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics extracts around 10.25 million barrels of oil a day, which although impressive is below hat the Soviet Union can manage.
Under the Seventh Five Year Plan, the oil extraction is to increase to 15 million barrels per day by 1965. This increase, which clocks in at a little less than 50%, will allow for a sizable increase in the energy supply of the Soviet Union and our allies. In order to achieve this large increase, the State Committee for the Oil Industry has been granted essentially limitless funding and wide-ranging powers. The major areas of development constitute the Caucasus, as well as Siberia and the Far East. At numerous sites across these areas, new facilities will be constructed that allow for a higher extraction rate.
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I'm finally writing up a five year plan that I can follow instead of wallowing in the disappointment that I've experienced in the past five years. My inspiration for this was Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning. In that book, he talks about how psychoanalysis often makes patients more neurotic by focusing too much on the past. This is too relatable because I got way too into psychoanalyzing myself. All I got was depression.
This isn't to say that psychoanalysis has no merits. But Frankl suggests that finding meaning and building your future ought to be the goals of therapy. I spoke with my own therapist about how I don't want to fixate on my regrets and how my past influences my present state. Instead I wanted to turn those regrets into fuel for positive change in the form of a five year plan.
So far, my plan includes being healthy and fit, being a musician of some sort, having a romantic partner with whom to share my life, proficiency or a decent grasp on a few languages, finishing my undergraduate degree, and working towards a graduate degree or pursuing a career as either a professor or a priest.
After years of pessimism and cynicism, I'm going to put my fate into my own hands to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Hello ladies (and gents)! I just discovered this wonderful subreddit a couple of days ago and ever since my eyes have been glued to the screen lol.
I need your help and wisdom: I just turned 29 this year, and I am starting to get a bit worried...Since I've found RPW and after reading your post "For Single Ladies late to the Red Pill" I realized that things need to change, now.
So three weeks ago I decided that I need to snap out of my victim mentality and start to take responsibility for my own life and actions.
The facts: I'm 29, single, a virgin, a Christian. I'm quite picky when it comes to letting people into my life. I'm tall (5'10), blonde and a bit overweight (10 pounds) with an hourglass figure. My face is not ugly. Also, I have never been in a LTR up to now. Only was kissed by one guy I met on a Tinder date two years ago and that went nowhere. I only started going on dates when I was about 27 (I know I'm super late to the party!!!)I think deep down I feel like no good man will ever want me because my father made me feel like I was never wanted, appreciated or loved. So I became very independent and self-reliant.
I know that that is no excuse anymore, I'm a grown woman and need to get on with it. So I made a "Five year life plan" for myself. In five years from now, I 1. want to be happily married to a good captain, 2. be the mother of a healthy child, 3. live in a nice house/appartment in a nice(r) neighbourhood of my city and 4. have overcome all my deep-rooted insecurities.
In order to achieve these things (especially point 1) I know that I should always focus on what I am bringing to the table, how I could improve the life of a high value man. But mostly, I need to overcome my shyness and stop being so overly passive...it's hard! I can be extremely lazy and "go with the flow".
What do you guys think? Are these realistic goals? Is the time span appropriate or too long? I will be 34 in August 2024. Also, as I've never been heartbroken and literally nothing dramatic ever happended regarding past relationships, do you think I should still go into "nun mode" first? Is it always the first step? I don't plan on sleeping with a man before marriage.
I'm sorry for rambling, please share any thoughts or advice you have, I'm grateful for every answer! :)
