Long Term Goal Achievement

So, how will I achieve my 5 year goals of $250k net worth with $10k easily liquidable?

Take small steps.

1. Achieve 2008 Goals.
   
1. Pick up a new/second job.
2. Eliminate credit card debt.
3. Eliminate other debt.
4. Increase cash reserves to $1,000.
5. Increase stock investments to $400.
6. Purchase $200 in US Savings Bonds.
7. Increase retirement to $3,768.
8. Join a bank sponsored home purchase savings club ($5,000 total towards purchase, bank pays $2 for every $1 put in) (I failed to mention this earlier and takes precedence over investments and savings bonds.)
2. Achieve 2009 Goals:
1. Eliminate remaining debt
2. Complete contributions to bank sponsored home purchase savings club.
3. Others to be determined.
3. Invest in retirement (Expected annual long-term average return of about 6-10%).
4. Invest in more stocks (Expected annual long-term average return of about 8-10%).
5. Invest in bonds (Expected annual return of about 4%).
6. Invest in profitable properties, becoming a land-lord, more details eventually, but foreclosures are a distinct possibility (low cost, thus low mortgage, on potentially high rental income).
7. Invest in a personal property to live in, preferably sufficiently large to allow me to start operating a horse farm (not listed in my long-term goals, since I am undecided as to how to approach it).  When I've decided on my approach, expect this to show up in my long-term goals.