I faced a setback when I was first given the task of a bucket list. I couldn’t think of goals that I wanted to complete off the top of my head. After debating my life’s aspirations for a while, I have finally come up with a perfect “bucket list.”
I want a consistent career that I never have to doubt, I want a home that never sees unhappiness, and I want a family that is the idea of the “American dream.” Although these do sum up the completeness of my bucket list, I feel they are too broad. I strive to work hard and dedicate myself fully to my career and education so I can obtain a consistent career. I want to be so fruitfully awarded from my work that I am financially well enough to build a house, then I want to be physically and mentally capable enough to turn this house into a home. Once I have created this life for myself, I want to be spiritually sound enough to raise a loving, hardworking, and dedicated family. To further extend my bucket list, I want the maturity, confidence, and motivation to fight through any obstacles that stand in the way of my goals because I know these things will not come pain-free.
My Bucket list may be simple and cookie-cutter, but there is truly nothing better I could want to come of my life.
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