What will you do with your one life?
In 1940, a fifteen-year-old named John Goddard sat at his kitchen table and wrote down 127 things he meant to do. Explore the Nile. Climb Kilimanjaro. Learn to fly. Then he spent his life checking them off.
This is a place to write your own. Pick bold, specific goals, add ones only you would think of, plan them, and keep the story of each one when it's done.
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My life list
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Your list is empty. Goddard's started with one line.
Answer three quick questions and we'll suggest goals to start with, or browse the library. Be specific: not "travel more" but "ride the iron ore train across the Sahara".
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