Revolving Bucket List

Introduction

Why die unresolved? Why wait until near the end of days, saying, “I wish I had done that”. 

Live is too short. Do now what you plan to do tomorrow.

Someone once told me, “You’re so lucky to be able to drop out and do whatever you want to. I would love to get out of the rat race”. I replied, “What would you do?” which they thought about and then said they had no idea.

That’s the rub really. Most people would say they want to radically change their lives, or do various things, but when pressed, would have no idea what to do.

Are they missing a plan? Unimaginative? Perhaps stuck on a wheel and simply cannot get off. Have they no interests or hobbies? Money could be a factor. Their partner may not share their dreams. They cannot find the time. They are frightened of change. Scared. they see so many obstacles to hurdle to even begin on the journey they long to make.

There are many reasons why we do not do what we want to in life, but mostly it is down to us, our ability and desire to bring about meaningful change to our lives. To take the first step.

Maybe our wishes are too ambitious (hike solo to the South Pole), too demanding (at 80 years of age, climb Mount Everest), and impracticable (wanting to be a pearl diver in the Philippines). Or simply daft (fly to Mars).

This book looks to nudge the reader in the right direction. Show what is possible, and sometimes impossible, and still achievable. It will act as a guide, show examples, plant seeds, and above all else, if at least seriously considered with a degree of belief, put the reader on a path to realising some of their lifelong ambitions.

You will write a Bucket List. Only five items. And each time you strike one off your list, it will revolve, and you will add a replacement. Your Revolving Bucket List will always have five items, but you will realise 100s.