My Life’s Wheel

I penned a bucket list a while ago but it felt a bit lopsided (heavy on the recreation experiences), so I added to it using the life wheel framework. I hope this list helps me create a life I’m proud of; ever changing and fulfilling.

Business / Career / Studies

  1. Do my life’s work: designing conversations for a better world
  2. Work in a foreign country
  3. Give a talk to at least 5 people – skipped this one altogether!
  4. Give a talk to Pecha Kucha sized crowd(completed at Interesting Vancouver October 2011)
  5. Become published (completed when I started this blog!)

Finance/Wealth

  1. Be debt free (one loan to go as of January 2012!)

Health/Fitness

  1. Maintain a regular yoga practice
  2. Do 30 minutes of yoga every day for 30 days

Social/Friends

  1. Go to BIF Summit (completed September 2011)
  2. Host a meet-up

Family

  1. Vacation with my mom (somewhere by plane)
  2. Go on a road trip with my sisters (completed May 2011)
  3. Write a letter to my parents telling them how much they mean to me
  4. Do something special for my brother
  5. Write a letter to my grandmothers
  6. Interview a family member to record their story

Romance/Love

  1. Ensure I always have love in my life

Recreation

  1. Learn to surf
  2. Go skydiving (completed August 2010)
  3. Land a jump on my dirtbike
  4. Land a 360 on my snowboard
  5. Heliboard or catboard
  6. Attend a Cirque du Soleil show (completed March 2011)

Contribution

  1. Join a Board of Directors for an organization doing good in the world
  2. Contribute to children’s literacy
  3. Raise $10,000 for a good cause
  4. Volunteer 12 days in a year
  5. Start an annual Pay It Forward Day or Random Acts of Kindness Day

Personal Growth

  1. Attend a 2nd Road course
  2. Attend a Grove workshop
  3. Become accredited in Cognitive Edge
  4. Complete an Art of Hosting training (completed October 2010)
  5. Deepen my Hosting practice through learnings on:
    1. Open Space (completed May 2011)
    2. Theory U (read the book in January 2011)
    3. PeerSpirit Circle (completed August 2011)
    4. Appreciative Inquiry (read the book in July 2011)
    5. Applied Improv
  6. Practice Morning Pages for 30 days
  7. Expand my horizons through travel

Spiritual

  1. Mediate 30 minutes a day for 30 days
  2. Go on a yoga retreat
  3. Journal write with the Storycatcher questions
  4. Go on a silent retreat (two day minimum) (completed November 2011)

What’s on your bucket list?

7 Responses to My Life’s Wheel

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  2. Joel Runyon says:

    Meet you at SXSW this year?

  3. Erika says:

    Hi Amanda!

    Happy New Year! I spent some time writing down my goals for the next few months and the year, but I really appreciate how you’ve broken things down… you have inspired me to do the same!

    Take care always, Erika

    • amanda says:

      Thanks Erika! Amazing how the internet works… passing inspiration around. Can’t wait to see your goals – will you post them?

      Keep on changing the world,
      A.

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  5. Hi Amanda,

    I’m really glad I bumped into your site here, very inspirational considering I’ve only read about 3 paragraphs worth of written content!

    I was just wondering if you used a certain system from somewhere to do ‘My Life’s Wheel’ or is this something you did on your own? Is there a process you go through to sort out these goals?

    Thanks, and look forward to your Twitter posts!
    – Stephan

    • amanda says:

      Hi Stephan – thanks for the comment! You can Google life wheel and find one with categories that appeal most (one example is here). I liked thinking about my bucket list dreams in the context of the life wheel to help me live a full life – one I can look back on and be proud!

      What’s on your bucket list?

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