Emma Nichols
BUSI 1307
Prof. Springer
August 31, 2015
Worksheets 1-15 Journals
#1. I found this worksheet to be something of much use in the future. While I know by memory
all the informa+on on this page, it would still be helpful to refer to when needed, not only for
myself but for my husband and other household members as well throughout the years. I will
de,nitely continue to keep an updated version of this page for quick reference in the future.
#2. I frequently do my own version of this worksheet. It is good to see your goals in a tangible
form, it makes it more difficult to forget them this way. Having a clear list of short term, mid term
and long term goals is a great way to0 stay organized and on top of making sure you are doing
what it needed to make these goals happen. I recently just completed my own set of two year
goals. In the last two yers I have paid down all of my debt, as well as lowered the balances on my
credit cards. We started contribu+ng to our savings account for unexpected emergencies (my
husband and I just bought our ,rst house so we know that we need to be prepared in case
anything were to happen.) We have also started contribu+ng to another savings account for our
son’s college. As for two year goals, we would like to pay down the balance on my new car, since
