I joined the Franklin Project because creating the cultural expectation that every young person in America, sometime between the ages of 18 and 28, participate in a fully paid, full-time year of service is not only an incredibly audacious goal, but a goal with enduring impact.
It's an audacious goal for a company that bought its first and only film, the Korean drama Green Chair, in January.
Getting all of these children in school remains an audacious goal – but an eminently achievable one if the world commits to solving it.
Back in July, Dalton Caldwell (of imeem and picplz fame) announced an "audacious" goal: To create a better, developer-and-user-supported (and ad-free) alternative to Twitter.
Paytm, a mobile shopping app, is chasing an audacious goal — to process 1 million orders in a day by 2016 before any of the bigger, established e-commerce rivals reach that milestone.
Lynn planned an incredible journey and an audacious goal to kayak around New Zealand.
As a result, our country set an audacious goal to create more than 100,000 apartments for chronically homeless people, which we achieved - and the number of individuals experiencing chronic homelessness has declined by 25% since 2007.
Getting to 100 million with a virtual Post-it board sure sounds like an audacious goal, but Pryor argues that the point here was to set a very big number to ensure the product would be universal and wouldn't just appeal to a niche.
To emphasize the importance of an agenda that embraces expansions in MDA and R&D, I propose that we look to an "audacious goal" proposed by the Gates Foundation and a community of international health agencies, scientists, and health advocates in 2007 to advance the eradication of malaria.
I set an audacious goal for myself – to get hired as a Google software engineer.
