100 Things To Do Before You Die

Take a minute and write down 10 things you want to accomplish or achieve in your lifetime. They can be anything from succeeding in business to traveling to owning that car of your dreams. Anything that you would like to do, have or accomplish before you die.
 
Actually take a minute and write them down.
 
These should be your top motivators for getting up in the morning.
 
Now I want you to really start dreaming. Take that piece of paper or word document and continue that list all the way to 100. Put down anything and everything that you’ve always wanted or wanted to do. Think back to when you were a child. What did you want to do when you grew up? What did want to do?
 
This will most likely take you some time. It might even take weeks to complete your list. That’s because somewhere along the line you stopped dreaming big. You’ve probably had some hard times in your life and had people tell you that you can’t do it… and you believed them!
 
Forget what other people have told you. Don’t worry about what other people are doing or what they think. "Whether You Believe You Can, Or You Can't, You Are Right" - Henry Ford
 
Start dreaming again. Complete your list. Read that list every week. And take action every day towards achieving these things. Make this list into goals and make your dreams a reality. You need your goals to be bigger than the obstacles that will get in your way. Don’t let any obstacle get in your way. Look at what you already have on your list.
 
Are these “to dos” worth it? Just think how you’d feel if you could just accomplish what you’ve either written down or thought about while reading this article. Break through all the barriers holding you back from achieving the success that you crave.
 
“All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make them possible. “ T. E. Lawrence
 
Michael Coleman