As people approach the end of their lives, they reflect back on their years. When asked what they would do differently, no one ever answers, "I wish I had spent more time at work." they say that they wish they had spent more time with their family and friends; they wish they had traveled more; they wish they had learned more.
Today at sales meeting I challenged agents in my office to develop a 'bucker list'. This is to make sure that when you reflect back on your life, you'll smile at all the memories and feel good that you spent your time in the right places with the right people.
The goal of the "bucket list' is to keep it growing and not just check things off. When you start you may have only 10 things that come to mind. But once you begin to think about it and talk to others about their bucket list your list will begin to grow. Take the first step today in building you list of "100 Things I want to Do Before I die"
have a date night with my son once a week
develop a systematized business that will allow me to realize more dreams
work a 4 day work week
run in a marathon and finish
give to people I come in contact with before they give to me
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