Is it kind of sad that there’s no immediate thing or goal that would be as simple as “travel the world” or “find someone to be happy with”? Maybe, but not so to Taylor. His mind is set on other things, mostly ones that he knows he will achieve. Firstly, he wants to get back to his righteous place in the family empire. Whether that just means getting back his position of CLO or doing something greater is still open for debate, but what isn’t is that blood and tears (of others) will be invested in getting to this sooner rather than later. Somewhere down the line, he also wants to get involved in politics again. His real passion. There’s no incentive on his side to change or leave parties, so until some people get lost real quick, there’s no rush for Taylor to embark on this poject. He knows that as the exact opposite of an opportunist with a remarkably low tolerance for idiotic circle-jerking and incompetence, right now is not his time to pick up any kind of office. Lastly, and most specifically because he doesn’t have any kind of plans of “finding someone and setting down”, he wants to help and have a path for his cousin, Oscar, planned out to succeed. He’s as close as it is going to get for Taylor to have children and, though cursed with the family trait of unattainable high expectations, he truly only wants the best for him. That one’s a touchy one, so it’ll ironically take a lot more care and crafting than the other two.