>>600263Didn't read his blog but his goals are unreachable in his two-year time frame
>Make a blog that will inspire other people to reach their goals as wellThis is the only one you can realistically help him with. Shoot him a mail saying you've read his blog and it gave you resolve to improve yourself and whatnot
>Reach 30.000 subscribers on youtube???
Does he create content ? If so, you might share a couple vids of his to mates of yours that may be interested, that could help him
But 30.000 sounds like a lot
>Become fluent in japaneseStraight up impossible. You can't master a language in two years, period.
>Turn into a full-stack javascript web developerVery difficult to do in this little time, unless being a "full-stack dev" is being one of these clueless wankers who think they know how to code when they don't understand a bloody thing about the internals of their beloved frameworks.
Again, nothing you can do will help
>Build a web application that will encourage people to learn japaneseStraight up impossible. Doing that alone in two years would be extremely time-consuming even for an experienced dev, a newbie has no chance.
If you have development experience you may be able to help
>Commit to the gymPossible but that would divert time away from his other, already unfulfillable ambitions. I guess only IRL friends could help him with that
>Get my driving licenseEasy but probably time-consuming as well. You can't help on this one either.
>Read 50 booksThat's a book every two weeks. Unless you're reading literal children tales there's no way you can read that much AND sustain the other stuff. Reading is personal, so again, no help possible
>Publish a bookI have no experience in book-writing but my gut feeling is that, again, two years simply isn't enough to even write the bloody thing
If you really want to help him, tell him he needs to focus his attention on one project at a time, and that doing things well require a lot of time.
