New Year

In 2014 I have high expectations of great achievements. To start with, to get my driver's license, my papers and travel. I also want to begin the year well in my new internship. :)

New Year

In This year 2014, I have high expectations of  for great achievements. To start with, I want to get my driver's license, get my papers and travel and also start the year well with my new internship :)

Yet another way to correct this:

New Year

I have high expections of great achievements in 2014.*  To start, I want** to get my driver's license.  I also want to get my papers, travel, and start*** the year well in my new internship.  :)

*With 2014 in the beginning of the sentence, a comma would be necessary.  Putting it at the end is not necessary, but it takes out the pause in the beginning and sounds smoother.

**this could also be "plan," if you want to convey that you are planning to get your license instead of merely wishing to get it.

***as another pointed out, "begin" sounds better here

Note that we all found different ways to split up the list, so you can do it a lot of ways.