Six goals in six months

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This year we all have goals but I want to accomplish many things in six months. My major goals for the following months are the following things: learn ASL, get my driving permit, start studying for test and quizzes, figure out my major, study for math class, and get a job. These six things I can accomplish by trying hard as well as start as soon as possible. I don't know what is going to happen in my life or where i'll be in six months, but I know I can control some things of what I will have accomplished by june.

The first goal I want to accomplish this year is learning the basics of American sign language. In order to complete this specific task, I can start by studying and learning from an online web site that is available. I can make a schedule of what time and days to do this. I can review the material and keep it fresh on my mind by talking with my deaf cousin. Another way is to get a touter or my cousin to teach me. I can dedicate my free time to learning sign language.

My second goal to complete in six months is to get my drivers permit. For this specific goal all I h...

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