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Time MagazineA bucket list is great for keeping track of big goals in life, like going sky-diving, learning to speak a new language, or taking a trip to see the northern lights. However, spend enough time staring at everything you haven’t done yet and your yet-to-do’s can start to feel like you’re falling behind. That bothered @simonsinek. About 15 years ago, he started keeping a reverse bucket list: a record of all the great experiences he already had, like seeing a complete rainbow instead of just part of one. TIME reporter Angela Haupt explains why you should reverse your bucket list too. #health #bucketlist
On the profile · Sep 29, 2026