Death is motivating. Without the worry of dying, what would motivate us to live or to
love? Death motivates the start of families and the pursuit of fame. By contrast, death makes life and its daily details more valuable. Knowing their time is fleeting, many people want to accomplish certain goals before they pass. This is how the very famous bucket list idea came to be. A bucket list allows people to live life to the fullest. A bucket list isn’t something you do when you’re about to die; but rather, something you do when you still have life left to live. My bucket list is relatively simple. I don’t really care about material possessions like cars or jewelry. My bucket list includes: having a family, being able to financially support them, and just being a decent human being.
In my life, family comes first. Family is something money cannot buy, while providing the most fulfilling purpose in life, love. And in the future, I hope to start a loving family of my own. Before I start my family, I must complete the second item on my bucket list, be financially able to support a family. I don’t want them to worry about food, shelter, or transportation. Not only do I want to cover the basic necessities, but also I want to be able to show my family what this beautiful world has to offer. Lastly, I want to continue to strive to be a better person. One who willingly and happily cares for others, without judgement.
All in all, my bucket list isn’t too complex. I just want a loving family of my own, money to support them, and the willingness and ability to help people in need without judgment. I will strive to make this bucket list come true before my certain end. I hope it is not untimely.
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