That's harder then it sounds. I always have trouble finding worthwhile goals in life. O_o;
Who says you need to have goals all the time, though. Some people just need to learn to appreciate what they do have that is always taken for granted. I feel blessed about parts of my childhood, because I have learned never to take things for granted.
When I was seven years old, I had a stoke. I lost the ability to walk for months. I was in a wheelchair, couldn't move my legs or my right arm. Only functioning limb I had was my left arm. I had a blood clot in my brain, my mom was told I could be disabled for the rest of my life. Thankfully, the doctors were able to successfully remove the clot and I was given the chance to work my way back to fitness. It wasn't easy, regaining the strength and control in your limbs wouldn't be. I went through hours of intense physiotherapy every day, weekends included, for nearly six months, but it paid off because I was able to regain my strength. Not completely, of course, my right arm and length aren't anyway near as strong and responsive as my left side, but I never let that hold me back.
And, when I was twelve, I was involved in an accident with a brick at school which cost me my eyesight. I was completely blind for a month, half blind for a couple more. Again, I went through a hell of a lot of pain, surgery and treatment to get my vision back, but it was all worth it and I've not once regretted it.
That saying is true, you don't know what you've got until you've lost it. I've lost two of the most important, and under-appreciated parts of human life in my life and I've had to work to get them back. So I take nothing for granted. And, yet, I still consider myself one of the luckiest people alive. I wasn't born into poverty, I've never had to walk for miles for clean drinking water, I haven't had to struggle for my entire life just to survive. Millions and millions of people in the world do, so who am I to complain that my life isn't good enough and want to end it myself? There are probably a billion people in the world who'd lose their limbs to just swap places with any one of us. The least we could do is have the decency to respect our own lives.
No, I'm not quite sure where that rant came from, either.