Should we have a bucket list?

Question 1

Bucket list

Answer 1

A list of all things you want to do before you kick the bucket ( die )

A bucket list takes you away from the chance to be spontaneous.
I’m not really in favour of bucket list. There are couple of reasons. Most of all, you’re kind of fooling yourself with a bucket list.

Question 2

Comfort zone

Answer 2

A situation where you feel comfortable & safe & where your ability is not being tested.
It really continuously pushes the comfort zone to its limit & beyond it. So every time I can have a chance to step out of my comfort zone. a little piece of that fear of the unknown is removed & replaced with a little piece of empowerment. & by continuously doing that the size of my fear bubble has gotten smaller.

Question 3

Empowerment

Answer 3

Process of becoming stronger & more confident, especially in controlling your own life.

I can have a chance to step out of my comfort zone, a little piece of that fear of the unknown is removed & replaced with a little piece of empowerment.

Question 4

Fooling yourself

Answer 4

Trying to make yourself believe sth that you know is not really true deceiving yourself.

I’m not really in favour of bucket list. There are couple of reasons. Most of all, you’re kind of fooling yourself.

Bucket lists can be a great way to feel empowerment.

Question 5

Kick the bucket

Answer 5

An informal way of saying ‘die’

It’s sth to do before you kick the bucket.

Question 6

Spontaneous

Answer 6

Doing sth in a natural, impulsive, or sudden way based without any planning or premeditation.

I’m not really in favour of bucket list. It takes away from you the chance of being spontaneous. It might even make you less spontaneous.

Using that as a coping strategy to try to control sth uncontrollable- death.