The term " BUCKET LIST" originally from a 2007 film starring Jack Nicholson and Freeman.It's about two men who are terminally ill.They set off an adventure to do all things they have ever wanted to do before they die. Why have a bucket list? If you don’t live your days by personal goals and plans, chances are you spend most of your time caught up in a flurry of day-to-day activities. Ever feel your days are passing by without any tangible output to speak of? What were your accomplishments in the past 3 months? What are your upcoming goals for the next 3 months? Look at the things you did and the things you’re planning to do next – Do they mean anything to you if you are to die today? Having a bucket list reminds you of what’s really important so you can act on them. Even if you frequently live by goals or to-do lists, they are probably framed within a certain social context e.g., performance, career, health. A bucket list opens up the context. It’s a forum to set anything and everything you’ve ever wanted to do, whether it’s big, small or random. It’s just like planning ahead all the highlights you want for YOUR whole life. Even though goal setting is already my staple activity, I still found many new things to do while I was writing on my bucket list. It was an incredibly insightful exercise. What’s more, coming up with the list it gave me a whole new layer of enthusiasm knowing what’s in store ahead! The objective of creating a bucket list isn’t to instill some kind of a race against time or to create aversion towards death. I don’t see our existence to be limited to just our physical years on earth – I don’t see our existence to be limited to just our physical years on earth – our physical lifespan is but a short speck of our existence in the universe. The whole point of a bucket list is to maximize every moment of our existence and live our life to the fullest. It’s a reminder of all the things we want to achieve in our time here, so that instead of pandering our time in pointless activities, we are directing it fully toward what matters to us
My Bucket List Progress AChievement will be shared in "My BucketList Series 2 - Progress AChievement "

Master List

My bucket list is segmented  into nine (9) categories  covering major areas relating to physical fitness, IQ, ESQ,social works,travelling,self improvement, hobbies,families and financial . Under these categories , there are about 25 bucket list (A to Y} and 240 initiatives have been identified to be implemented  ,.Table below illustrates  my personal bucket listings;

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CategoryBucket Description No of initiatives
1}Physical Fitness                                   A: Sport/Athletics                                        A01-A15
}B: Health B01-A10
2}Intelligence Quotient (IQ)C: Language and Computer C01-C10
}D: Music and Song D01-D09
}E: Books to Read E01-E10
}F: Writers F01-F07
3}ESQG: SpritualityG01-G013
}H: SupernaturalH01-H05
4}Social WorksJ: ContributionJ01-J09
}K: Spectator K01-K10
}L: Networking L01-L10
5}Adventure & Travelling M: Adventure To GoM01-L013
}N: Places To See N01-M16
}P:City To VisitP01-N10
6}Self ImprovementQ: Personal DevelopmentQ01-P14
}R: "Self "R01-Q06
7}Make The Most of My Time      S: HobbiesS01-R14
}T: "DIY At Home"T01-S07
8}Happy Family and HomeU: FamilyU01-T10
}V: DwellingV01-U15
9}Financial FreedomW: VocationW01-V08
}Y:FinancialY01-W10