No Holes In This Bucket What Writing Your Bucket List Can Be Fun If you're chasing after the bucket list idea, you're going to ask yourself what's the point? A bucket shouldn't be full of impulsive stuff that we pick up as we go along through life. It shouldn't be filled with stuff that others talk and dream about unless it genuinely resonates with your dreams. Chasing others dreams would be similar to having a hole in your bucket. This bucket list journal was designed by me for my adventurous friend who got tired of not having a place to keep all this information. Great idea to help keep track of trips to take and things to see on those trips I've included this information so that you can keep this with you and write down your fun times on trips and travels: Bucket List, Date Completed, What I Want to Do and Thoughts and Reflections to write for each trip This bucket list journal is the one that will match your needs. so go now fill the pages and patch up those bucket list holes Features: 120 prompted fill in your own note pages The perfect journal for your adventures Measures 8.5X11 inches matte cover, professionally bound, to protect your book Gift Ideas For Under 10: summer bucket list for kids Birthdays Wanderers Adventure Seeking Christmas Gift Retirement Gift Singles Who Travel Couples Wedding Gift
Having bucket list that we want to accomplish before we die, is basically showing that we have goals that might seem impossible to accomplish. These goals show how much we appreciate what we see around us. There’s a movie called The Bucket List in which the actors decided that their bucket list items were so important that they needed to find people to help them achieve their goals.
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What's the best book ever written? What would happen if we all stopped eating meat? What's the secret to living past 110? And what actually is the best thing since sliced bread? In An Answer For Everything, 200 of the world's most intriguing questions are settled once and for all through beautiful and brilliant infographics. The results will leave you shocked, informed and thoroughly entertained. Created by the team behind the award-winning Delayed Gratification magazine, these compelling, darkly funny data visualisations will change the way you think about ... everything
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Are you anticipating midlife with excitement? Are you also wondering “What’s Next?” Midlife is a time for adventures and great, new opportunities, but it can also present uncertainty and challenges. Do you have questions about what lies ahead and about how to make the most of the good things to come and meet the difficult ones head on? You’re not alone. Eileen Caroscio, Sandy Demarest, and Paul Ward—three well-known thought leaders in the field of second half of life navigation and positive living—have answers in Midlife, New Life: Living Consciously in Midlife and Beyond. If we adopt a living consciously approach to the future, decisions about major life and work transitions can be made with confidence. The Midlife, New Life team brings their expertise, experiences, research findings, and wisdom to bear in this engaging, friendly, and comprehensive guide. They share life lessons and insights and provide practical tools and resources to help you plan and prepare for your journey. Their guidance will help you find meaning and purpose, stay engaged and healthy, support your cognitive functioning, enhance your support network, work for a living and for fulfillment, savor the world, and give back. This transformative book will— • encourage you to reflect on what tips and resources (not just financial ones) resonate with you and which ones you want to try • inspire, educate, and encourage you about what to expect and how to optimally approach midlife for a fulfilling life journey • provide strategies and purposeful practices to support life and work transitions • share wisdom from those who have walked the road ahead Midlife, New Life showcases what can happen when we talk to each other and have purposeful conversations that matter. Coming together, sharing conversation, sharing wisdom is part of this valuable book’s process. The authors of Midlife, New Life share their philosophy: “The power of conversation, curiosity, connection, and common goals of helping others navigate the second half of life brought us into collaborative relationship in writing a book and pulling all of our expertise together in a creative, fun project for the common good.” Chapters and Themes 1. Exploring Purposefully (finding meaning and purpose in how you live your life) 2. Living Well (how to support all your key well-being factors) 3. Appreciating Money 4. Working for a Living 5. Working for Fulfillment 6. Savoring the World 7. Living Life Creatively 8. Minding Relationships 9. Helping Humanity (giving back in diverse ways that match your interests and concerns) 10. Living with Technology (how you can use technology to help you live optimally) 11. Bouncing Forward (the art of building up your resilience for bumps in the road) Eileen Caroscio, CSC, RN, MSN Eileen is a multicertified coach and consultant, and a registered nurse. She is passionate about helping individuals achieve their goals and live their best lives. Referred to as the “midlife muse,” she engages people beyond their titles, jobs, and formalities to get to the core of what will enrich their midlives and make them more meaningful and magical. Sandy Demarest Sandy is an executive career, retirement, lifestyle, and leadership coach, trainer, and speaker. She leverages her experience to help organizations and mid–late-stage workers transition to new chapters. She specializes in training and coaching programs focusing on topics such as Engage as You Age, From Fulltime Career to Fulltime Life, and Create Your Next Meaningful Chapter. Sandy is the founder and owner of Demarest Directions, which provides coaching, training, and retreats. Paul Ward, Ph.D. Paul is an international conscious leadership and conscious living coach, author of The Inner Journey to Conscious Leadership, and host of conscious conversation circles. He is sometimes referred to as the “consciousness whisperer.” Paul is the principal owner of the coaching, consulting, and training company 2Young2Retire, LLC, offering impactful transitions coaching and facilitator certification training.
What does art have to do with faith? For many Christians, paintings, films, music, and other forms of art are simply used for wall decoration, entertaining distraction, or worshipful devotion. But what if the arts played a more prominent role in the Christian life? In Discovering God through the Arts, discover how the arts can be tools for faith-building, life-changing spiritual formation for all Christians. Terry Glaspey, author of 75 Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know, examines: How the arts assist us in prayer and contemplation How the arts help us rediscover a sense of wonder How the arts help us deal with emotions How the arts aid theological reflection and so much more. Let your faith be enriched, and discover how beauty and creativity can draw you nearer to the ultimate Creator.
Can a convenient marriage… …reignite a long-lost love? In this The Princess Brides story, Princess Donetta will never forget her first and only love — Crown Prince Enrico. Forbidden to marry by their feuding families, Enrico left, letting Donetta believe he never loved her. Years later he’s back, offering Donetta his hand in marriage to unite their countries. Donetta feels it’s her duty to accept, but on one condition — he give her his heart too…! The Princess Brides trilogy Book 1 — The Princess’s New Year Wedding Book 2 — The Prince’s Forbidden Bride Look for the next book, coming soon “This is a sweet romance from Ms. Winters…that is good for a cup of cocoa and a fire. The characters are…lovable and the location just can’t be beat.” —Harlequin Junkie on Return of Her Italian Duke “Readers will be swept away.... Winters’ fine romance unfolds at the perfect pace, so one can digest the relationship and still enjoy the antics….” — Goodreads on The Billionaire Who Saw Her Beauty
What are you gonna do with your life? Ever had someone say that to you only to have absolutely no response. Do you really know what you want to do before you die? Not many of us do and that is because we have never taken the time to think about it. We are too busy living it. A bucket list journal, diary, notebook or whatever you want to call it forces you to think about it. What do you want to do before you die? You could climb to the top of a mountain, swim with some sea creature, ride a unicorn (o.k. let's keep it realistic) or pretty much anything else you can think of. Just start thinking of 100 things you want on your bucket list. If you get to 101 just buy another one of these books! If you need inspiration watch The Bucket List movie. By writing down your goals of what you want to achieve, it allows you to visualize it and make it happen. Saying you want to travel to the Amazon jungle someday is a lot less powerful then writing down an exact date you plan on going. Write down what you plan on doing in as much detail as you can. Some bucket list items might be easy to achieve and others will take more planning. As long as what you want to accomplish makes you feel just a bit more whole inside you have nailed it. Let your imagination run wild with what you want to do. Spend some time reflecting on the what if's. What if you got told you were going to die in one year? What are those things you absolutely have to experience before you "kick the bucket?" If you are ready to take your life in a new direction with the simple act of writing out your goals then scroll up and hit the orange buy button today.
From whirlwind fling… To wedding ring? In this Destination Brides story, bidding on a Canadian adventure vacation results in the trip of a lifetime for divorce lawyer Molly Quinn in more ways than one… Paired up with gorgeous tycoon Eric Chambault, they’re pushed out of their comfort zones and closer together, until Molly can’t resist embarking on a fling. But as their vacation comes to an end, will their summer romance work in the real world? Destination Brides quartet Book 1 — Summer Escape with the Tycoon Look out for the next book, coming soon: Book 2 — Swept Away by the Venetian Millionaire “Donna Alward is a favourite author. Her beautiful writing whisked me away…. This happily-ever-after love story with sweet romance, a touch of humour, and heart-breaking conflict was an engaging read.” — Goodreads on Secret Millionaire for the Surrogate “Donna Alward does a super job telling her readers their story. The storyline ran smoothly and held my attention throughout. I really liked both characters and was pulling for them to get together. As I read this book I was reminded of the saying, ‘Love conquers all.’ Donna’s story is the epitome of this saying. I really enjoyed this book and I recommend it highly.” — Harlequin Junkie on Best Man for the Wedding Planner
