Tweetif you are into body building you will never be able to make it perfect man. you can always add a little here or there and or get a little leaner here or there. it is always a work in progress. what good would it be for us if we didnt have goals? who just wants to settle with what they have achieved?

TweetAS you get older, your goals may change. You should never stop trying to attain a goal. You can still be happy with your accomplishments yet still be goal driven. No need to stop, unless YOU feel you want too

TweetYour goals change quite a bit when your body limits you from lifting like you used to. That has been my problem the last 6 years after having a second back surgery. However, I agree with Guns that you keep setting new ones, albeit mine aren't quite the same as they used to be but they are still goals. Good thread by the way.

TweetKeep truckin rocky

Tweetin powerlifting it's never enough, when i hit a pr at a met i am happy for about a day next day is rest and the day after that i am back in the gym chasing 10 more pounds. we are alpha's, and we are always lookng for more

TweetBe content as in being happy with your life but never be content with just sitting still and not bettering yourself. If that makes any sense?? If you arent trying to move up and forward you are alot more likely to fall backwards,

TweetWith me it's never enough either I like seeing and feeling the progress, I naturally get off on physical stuff weather it's work or play. This, as well as Kempo I'll be doing for as long as I have a heartbeat. It's made a really big difference in the person I am today. (Plus chicks dig it) !