5 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUCKET LIST

Once you have created your list and refined it, you need to separate your list into public and private folders. The public version, you can share with your friends and family. The beauty of sharing is that you allow others to share in your excitement and it helps with accountability. Your private bucket list is for your eyes only or for someone you trust implicitly. It is important for the soul to have two. An example would be helping someone who might not be able to fund their chemo treatment. You do not seek recognition, but, like a guardian angel, you help out. This action is personal and deeply-rooted. It’s private and personal but a critical part of the essence of your bucket list. Not everything you do has to be a social broadcast.