Ah the bucket list. The idea came up over a decade ago, and it’s meant to be inspiring and lofty, and so many people have adopted the practice of keeping a bucket list for those things they would like to do in their lifetime.
In this episode, I’m going to share where I think the Bucket List trend isn’t that great, and what I feel is a better approach to making these all these dreams you have come to life.
Here’s what I’ll be sharing in this episode on how to create a joy filled bucket list:
- How Bucket Lists got their start
- What the term “Bucket List” means, and where the saying came from
- How to create a joy filled bucket list
- Why I like “Life List” better as a term
- Why your list might not be working as well as you’d like, and how to change that
- Creating an Inspiring, Actionable, and Joy-filled Bucket List
- How to set an intention for your Bucket List (what the point of the list?)
- How to leverage mindfulness in determining what goes on your list
- What to do if you begin to feel overwhelmed by the amount of things on your list (and question where half of them came from)
- How to begin living your Bucket List, and seeing the goals you’ve put into play come to life.
Resources:
Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown (on Amazon)
The Bucket List (movie) from 2007 (on Amazon)
Atlantis The Palm (The Dubai Underwater Hotel)
Pinterest: Follow me for the late-night pinning frenzies
