Every person
has a list, whether mental or physical, of the goals they wish to accomplish in
life. For some people, these goals are constructed with cautious thinking being
the most important aspect. I plan to fulfill every single entry on my bucket
list successfully, no matter how absurd or impossible it may seem. This is why
I consider myself an idealist.
Before I
die, I would like to participate in a skydiving lesson. This seems to be the
most intense and plausible of my goals. So, I decided to put it first in my
list. I also believe that it is self explanatory why I would want to do this.
The high that I would receive from the release of epinephrine by the adrenal
glands is the only reason I am thinking about doing this.
I would like
to make at least a million dollars in my lifetime. This should be easy enough
to achieve as long as I am able to acquire a job and possess the necessary
skills and responsibility to keep it. Although it isn't mandatory to have a
job, it can be considered an essential part of life, so this goal shouldn't
require any extra effort.
These next
two goals are tied together. The first is traveling to the moon. I believe this
opportunity will one day be available to everyone and should be taken advantage
of if possible. The second is playing golf on the moon. Alan Shepard has almost
always been an inspiration to me, and I would like to be able to imitate his
most famous achievement at least once.
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