COMPLETED: 101 Things in 1001 Days - How I Achieved My Goals and Had Fun Along the Way

I began my first 101 list in 2008, and 1001 days later I had completed 94 of the tasks on my list (and almost completed another 5)! Almost all of these items were things that would otherwise have been put off for eternity. Instead, I have a treasure trove of memories and experiences, and the knowledge that I made them happen.

COMPLETED: 101 Things in 1001 Days

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the mission: to complete these 101 things in 1001 days, counting from october 6th 2016. the list is scheduled to finish on july 4th, 2019. the complete items will have a different background and the progress will be tracked on the blog as i go along.

Jennie, a sweet and ambitious lady set out to do 101 things in the next 1001 days. She took the inspiration from Day Zero Project. Not stopping there, she prepared a cute little excel sheet to keep track of all these new year resolutions and sent it to me.

I read Jenny's article a year and a half ago... a little over 450 days to my 30th birthday. Inspired, I made my own list of 45 things to do in 450 days...the day I turn 30. I covered 55% of the goals, and reading 45 books was one of the most time consuming, yet rewarding. I exercised more, took up pottery classes, tried new things and couldn't have asked for a more rewarding experience. I dint get to watch 5 plays (got to 4) and swim once a week, for 50 weeks, volunteer for causes and spend 60hrs (got to 20, but have enrolled in a program which is more sustained now, and hopefully a more longterm association), watch the husband play local football matches once a month... but then again, its a working list, and I loved the positivity it brought to me.

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