I don't think it works like that. Anyone ambitious enough to achieve his or her dreams has another one waiting right around the corner to strive for.

First, get a bag. Then use the bag to achieve the mission. Achieving the mission would be doing something to advance "the greater good" like trying to cure an illness or space exploration. Not really sure what my mission is yet. Right now, I'm focused on the bag.

Getting the bag means doing whatever it takes to earn as much money as possible in your prime. I don't care what it is. You could work a high paying job, bootstrap a business and sell it, create for OnlyFans, rob a bank, whatever you can get away with. If you play it right, nobody will remember what you did for the bag. They should however, remember your mission.

Its too common for people to get their bag, and just start chasing another bag forever and forget about the mission. These are those rich people who worry about what watch or classic car they're going to buy next, they don't really have a mission.

If you achieve your mission, it probably means you didn't choose a big enough mission. Or you're lucky enough to pursue multiple missions!

Some people go straight to the mission using other people's bag. But many times, they don't know how to manage and deploy a bag because they haven't made one themselves yet. Use other people's bag to make your own bag, if you're going to use other peoples bag like that.

I've never had a dream job or business, and still dont. At this point i'm just looking to develop skills and tools that'll help me become more of a sovereign individual.

My dream is to own an agric-tech company that raw products from farmers straight to manufacturers

Currently working my 3rd dream job in a row. Hope to change jobs again into something bitcoin/tech/AI related… 🤤 that’d be ANOTHER dream job come true.

My dream is to create the things I want. I'm trying to achieve it.

Well, since I'm not pitching in the Big Leagues and getting ready for post-season play, I guess the answer to the title question is, no.

I want to be a full stack developer & own a coffee shop. And I haven't achieved it all 😭

Sort of. I got the job that I wanted, but it turns out it wasn't really what I wanted. Now I am decently comfortable but also seeking to branch out, and write about/build things that I care more about.