Fitness goals are generally related to romatic goals. Romantic goals are inherently competitive - if you succeed, you're taking the partner from whoever else w

Fitness goals are generally related to romatic goals. Romantic goals are inherently competitive - if you succeed, you're taking the partner from whoever else would have gotten her had you never existed. Financial freedom isn't competitive really, you're right. Altruism is borderline, given how much of "altruistic" activity is really about social signaling and competitive status games through conspicuous giving. Even if subconsciously. All the above are day-to-day goals though, except perhaps altruism. By not day-to-day I mean something beyond satisfying the desires of your physical body to feel good, fuck, eat well, be safe, be admired, etc. Goals about species, deep time, eternal questions, the fate of the environment or the planet.