My Ultimate Bucket List

Everywhere, I continue catching wind of the significance of responsibility. In the event that you make an objective open and have individuals to consider you responsible, you are substantially more prone to finish your objectives. So this bucket list is the means by which I am considering myself responsible.

But for those who don't know I need to answer the question, what is a bucket list? Simply, it means a list of things you might want to do before you die. It is a considerable number of goals you need to accomplish, dreams you need to satisfy and educational goals you are longing to understand. It was made well known from the film called “The Bucket List” where two terminally ill men (Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson) meet in a doctor’s facility and after that set out a plan to attempt to accomplish everything on their bucket list.

Why did I begin a bucket list? My bucket list was originally posted in 2015 on my Facebook wall. So by publishing them, it urged me to do not so much imagining about them but rather more doing or accomplishing what’s on my list. Throughout the years I have written a lot of substance about my bucket list, since I have faith in the force of them to such an extent.

Ever feel your days are passing you by with no substantial yield to discuss? What did you finish in the previous 3 months? What are your goals for the following 3 months? Having a bucket list helps you to remember what is truly essential so you can follow up on them.

The target of making this bucket list isn't to impart some sort of a race against time or to make abhorrence toward death. I don't see our reality to be constrained to only our physical years on earth – I don't see our reality to be restricted to only our physical years on earth – our physical life expectancy is yet a short bit of our reality in the universe.

The general purpose of making bucket list is to boost each snapshot of our reality and carry on with our life minus all potential limitations. It's an indication of the considerable number of things we need to accomplish in our time here, so that as opposed to pandering our time in pointless exercises, we are guiding it completely toward what makes a difference to us.

The following are my ultimate bucket list:

1. Go back to Japan to study
2. Study Ph.D. in USA
3. Travel around the world
4. . Record my own music album
5. Enroll in Film course
6. Direct short films
7.Invent gadgets/ make innovations
8. Develop a drug/treatment method for Cancer
9. Publish my own book/ literary folio
10. Drive a chopper/airplane
11. Make friends with UN and ASEAN people
12. Go to NASA
13. Explore the Philippine Islands
14. Maintain my blog
15. Read 20 books in a month

16. Go scuba diving / snorkeling and experience marine life up close

17. Go skiing

18. Go horseback riding

19. Do an extreme sport

20. Climb a mountain

21.  Perform a kind deed without expecting anything in return

22. Make a difference in someone’s life

23. Fly in a hot-air balloon

24. Do volunteer work

25. Get Married

26. Send a Message in a bottle

Writing a bucket list gives you significant clarity and focus on what you want from your life. It’s an invaluable exchange. If you already have your list, take this opportunity to review it. If you will create your own list, answer the questions below.

1.      What if you were to die tomorrow?

2.      What would you wish you could do before you die?

3.      What would you do if you had unlimited time, money and resources?

4.      What have you always wanted to do but have not done yet?

5.      Any countries, places or locations you want to visit?

6.      What are your biggest goals and dreams?

7.      What do you want to see in person?

8.      What achievements do you want to have?

9.      What experiences do you want to have / feel?

10.  Are there any special moments you want to witness?

11.  What activities or skills do you want to learn or try out?

12.  What are the most important things you can ever do?

13.  What would you like to say/do together with other people? People you love? Family? Friends?

14.  Are there any specific people you want to meet in person?

15.  What do you want to achieve in the different areas: Social, Love, Family, Career, Finance, Health (Your weight, Fitness level), Spiritual?

16.  What do you need to do to lead a life of the greatest meaning?