My point frequently has been that even if it is good to have goals and even somewhat concrete goals, it is also not to necessary to get too obsessed with goals that you may or may not be able to reach, especially since we cannot really be sure of the price of bitcoin and the feasibility of reaching something like 1 BTC based on whatever budget that you have, and so you can largely just shoot for doing the best that you can - and so there are a variety of ways to measure that.. so even though i question the goal to reach 1 BTC, I am not opposed to it.. and even I had some kind of a BTC based goal when I started in late 2013, and I had largely surpassed my goal within the first year of my being in bitcoin, but that is largely based on the BTC prices going down in the first year that I was in BTC, so I continued to set goals that were somewhat based on BTC, but they were also somewhat random and not really pegged to anything, and so going through the process of both accumulating BTC and also going through some price waves and even rethinking of your thinking, any of us may well end up refining our earlier goals to be attempts to peg our goals to where we are at and to where the values had changed over time, so we might end up juxtaposing both dollar and BTC values and attempting to peg our goals based on where we are at.. which becomes more concrete especially after going through more than a whole cycle.