Jon’s Bucket List
Inspired by Celestine Chua’s public bucket list, I’ve decided to create one of my own. This transparency will not only inspire me to pursue the goals on this list with greater motivation, but will allow you to get a better sense of who I am through my goals and accomplishments. I encourage you to subscribe to my newsletter if you want me to update you as I accomplish the items on my bucket list. And if any of these ideas appeal to you, pursue them as well! I aim to motivate
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- Turn this blog into into a viable side business
- Live in a foreign country for at least two months
- Learn to speak another language fluently
- Give a speech to 50+ people[2012]
- Give a speech to 100+ people[2012]
- Give a speech to 500+ people
- Make $100 from my blog [2010]
- Make $1,000 from my blog
- Make $10,000 from my blog
- Give a one-on-one paid consultation
- Write a book
- Bench press 200 lbs for 5 clean reps
- Gain 15 pounds of lean muscle through weightlifting
- Get a six-pack
- Run a 5k race without stopping to rest
- Travel through Europe
- Visit Asia
- Skydive (I’m very afraid of heights)
- Inspire at least one person through my blog [2009]
- Thank my parents for everything they have done for me
- Learn to lucid dream
- Develop the mental stamina for one full hour of deep meditation
- Hike through a nature preserve by myself simply to observe [2009]
- Take a tai chi class[2011]
- Take a yoga class[2011]
- Take a qi gong class
- Have a meaningful conversation with a stranger[2011 - Austin, TX]
- Put two people in contact with each other in a way that benefits both of them[2011]
- Find a job that I’m passionate about and truly enjoy doing
- Graduate with a 3.95 GPA or higher[2011]
- Give a speech to college students about how to make the most of life
- Take a ballroom dance class[2010]
- Start a business [2011]
- Participate in a Mastermind Group[2011]
- Learn to code and build an application that positive impacts my life [2013]
- Start a Meetup group around something I’m passionate about[2012]



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