They're good goals but I'd just use caution in picking only goals that are realistic.
I'd love to dance well but I know that I have no rhythm and it would take me a million years to learn to do it well.
In such a case, the question would be whether to spend a million years becoming not laughable at something at which I have no natural proclivity, or becoming excellent at a few things at which I have some natural talent.
In other words, as Tim Ferriss said, we're all bad at lots of things. Focus not on improving what you're bad at, but instead focus on what you show an inkling to and be the best, or very good.
That said, godpseed in your goals.
I'd love to dance well but I know that I have no rhythm and it would take me a million years to learn to do it well.
In such a case, the question would be whether to spend a million years becoming not laughable at something at which I have no natural proclivity, or becoming excellent at a few things at which I have some natural talent.
In other words, as Tim Ferriss said, we're all bad at lots of things. Focus not on improving what you're bad at, but instead focus on what you show an inkling to and be the best, or very good.
That said, godpseed in your goals.