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As I'm a neurodivergent ENTP, I think John Goddard's Life List is more stimulating than the other methods which are more Death Bed variants.
The beauty and genius of his way of creating a 'bucket list' is that he wrote an exhaustive list of things he'd like to do at a rather young age, and he became very intent upon completing them all.
I love that he got the full 'parameter' of his wishes set upon the page, and that he purposely and diligently went about checking off each item. He was SERIOUS about his Life List.
And unlike the beauty of 'Five Wishes' or 'The One Year To Live' methods, which are great for 'perennial' way of making lists or having a limited number or timeframe, Goddard's list is naturally more Jupitarian & bountiful.
It is more events driven and an exhaustive approach compared to the other methods.
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