I'm doing 42 things
London would be a great venue.
John's Life List
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1. blog more often
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2. Learn how to remember peoples' names
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3. Read one book a month
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4. finish decorating my house
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5. Meet 10 New People per Month
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6. stop procrastinating
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7. Build my wedding photography business
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8. become a much, much better digital photographer
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9. Take a photo every day
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10. learn italian
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11. manage my finances better
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12. drink more water
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13. Buy a Nikon D700
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14. learn to garden
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15. Exhibit my photographs.
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16. send Christmas cards on time
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17. visit all seven continents
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18. speak russian
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19. travel the world
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20. Learn Spanish
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21. loose weight
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22. write a book
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23. scuba dive
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24. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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25. throw a party with more than 30 people attending
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26. Become Financially Independent
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27. Learn to Salsa
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28. scan in all my old photographs
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29. visit the 7 wonders of the world
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30. gather participants for the first 43T european meet-up
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31. update my website
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32. go swimming once a week
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33. visit goa
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34. visit bhutan
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35. learn photoshop
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36. Learn to play keyboard
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37. Be more organised
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38. walk more
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39. Retire at 55
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40. Visit Alaska
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41. Organize a reunion
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42. learn to dance properly
34 people
Recent entries
I done this a few times on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Sometimes a little lonely, but just get in there and talk to others. Carry some photos of your family, friends and home town. Take some postcards to give away. It is a great ice breaker to scatter photos/cards and show them off. Once people know you are on your own and where you are from you will make new friends quickly. Read about by travels – www.trans-siberia.com
Buying the GTD book is one thing, but acting on its advice and using it in everyday life is really what you want to achieve. I have read the book twice and attended two GTD seminars. It is wonderful inspiration for personal productivity.
