Financial New Year's resolutions

I figured I'd get started early on my financial New Year's resolutions. Here they are, in no particular order:

• Pay off all debts - I currently have $5,250 in student loans, and my wife owes about $8,000 to her family. We've paid off the loan on our Toyota Corolla, and it felt so good that I want to get the rest of the debt out of the way.
• Develop a secondary income - I'm currently in the Navy, which pays the bills and helps us save for our retirement. By nature, I'm a long-term thinker, so I'm anticipating the day five years down the road when I will have completed my service with the Navy and will need some other income. I'm starting a side business now so that it will be running strong by the time I need it. The problem will be keeping the profits in the business so it can sustain itself.
• Start saving for my kids' college - I know, it's not necessarily my responsibility to save the money for my kids to go to college. Heck, the first one isn't even born yet (but will be soon!). Again, though, I'm cursed with the need to look forward many years, and see that eventually there will be a need for college money. I wonder, though, will college still be seen as a necessity? It seems to be becoming less relevant.
• Increase my net worth by $10,000 - Since my net worth is currently negative (see the reference to debts, above), I can't say that I want to increase it by a percentage, so $10,000 positive new worth increase is a nice, achievable number. I believe I can do it, if I stay focused and start developing that secondary income.

So, there you have it. A few simple goals. I'm going to try to find some way to graph my progress on these goals and display it in the sidebar, as kind of a reminder to myself to keep working on them.