… and how to get there, and most importantly, what to do when I get there!

If any of you saw the movie “The Bucket List ” starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman you’ll know pretty quickly where this post is heading.  And before anybody asks, no I’m not dying (other than in the context that everyone is dying or going to die eventually).

I saw the movie quite some time ago but was actually even more inspired by a blog I read called 250 while I’m 25.  In it Jo Walters, at the ripe old age of 25, explains why she’s put a list together and how she was helped by friends, colleagues and readers.

So I’ve decided that this is a worthwhile venture in my own life.  After all, use of eProductivity to implement GTD (Getting Things Done) has highlighted to me the need for a balanced life!  I’m not sure where a journey like this will take me so I’m really going into it as a step of faith.

This blog post is my invitation to you to participate in my journey by making suggestions about what I should have on my very own “Bucket List“.

There’s three ways that you can make a suggestion:

1. Leave a comment either on this post or on any of the pages that relate to my bucket list challenge.  (My Bucket List | The Challenge | The Rules | Rejected | Maybe
2. Send me an e-mail at Paul(AT)nzgardner(DOT)com
3. Twitter me your suggestion – @PGardnerNZ

Thanks very much for helping me start this adventure.  I hope you enjoy the journey as much as I’m sure I will.

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