Let’s create your Anti-Bucket List!

Now, have you heard of an anti-bucket list? It could also be called “things I would like to avoid at all costs.”

My new anti-bucket list: 

*Wait until the right time to sail the world :

You can always find an excuse not to go somewhere. But if you wait until retirement to sail away, you may have to contend with rotten knees and bad backs — or you might not make it at all.

*Equate busyness with a productive life:

Having a packed calendar 📆 does not mean you have a productive, meaningful life. When a pandemic forces you to empty your schedule, you can suddenly see how unnecessary some of those meetings were. 

*Ignore your health:

You know that it is vital to move your body every day, but it is easy to find excuses. 

*Bungee jumping! 

I thought I was going to die and then once you realize you’re ok you go all the way back up to fall again, terrifying.

*Get a tattoo:

It’s hard enough to pick out a hairstyle or new set of glasses that I know will affect how I look for months/years to come.

*Visit tourist attractions during peak season in Italy:

I lost my mind on an hourly basis. The crowds have no mercy.

*Hang out with toxic people:

Don’t hang out with people who always complain and are cynical about life. 

What about your “anti-bucket list”?