Goal Seekers Gifts

Endless run.

Peter Crouch

Butterfly Woman

"This could be the year someone actually goes up there."

The Salesman

"How can you have a meteoric rise to the top in a one-story building?"

'It could have been worse...she might have chosen banking.'

"My wife has always encouraged me... ...to quit this stupid dream and get a real job." ... "You have a wife?"

'What can you wish for?!... Oh, I don't know... Infinite wealth, beautiful women throwing themselves at your feet, fame and admiration, perhaps?... But, don't let me influence you.'

Pipe Smoker of the Year Awards.

"My daughter tells me you want to become a doctor."

"'Start a company, make money.' Your business plan may be missing a few steps in the middle."

"Obviously, I can't fly like you, but if you teach me, I can probably sing like you..."

"You used to be that ambitious."

"Two roads diverged in a wood and I... I... I..."

'No, there isn't a probationary period!'

"New Year's resolutions are fine, but we should really focus on squad goals."

"If we had invented the phone and computer, we would be at the top of the food chain. What a blown opportunity."

'It saves me the trouble of constantly asking myself 'What's my motivation?''

Truthfully, I'm just a frustrated insurance agent …

"I could have gotten to the top . . . but I wasted all my time in the park."

"Maybe I can be a campaign worker."

"Stop chasing my tail? I'd be lost if I had no goal in life."

"You'll find it's lonely at the top."

The real reason the Christmas Truce didn't last.

The weight of winning gold.

'This was to have been Hillary's greatest moment...'

'I was looking for a little stronger mission statement than that.'

'Turn on slow romantic music and try taking off your shell in a more seductive way...'

"My parents are nice, school's going well, and I'm basically a good kid. Unfortunately, there's no money or fame in being normal."

"You'll never know if you can fly until you leap into the unknown."

'It's a great country kid, anyone can grow up to be security to the president.'

Metaphors.

"I may be your page today, but someday, I hope to be the whole book."

"Hello, mom. You know how you were always telling me I could be anything I wanted to be? Well guess What."