I've seen the Day Zero project described on several blogs over the past year; it's one of those things that I've wanted to do for awhile now but haven't had the time or motivation to do. I don't know about you, but my motivation tends to start out strong in January, only to plateau during the summertime and slowly fade away before the holiday season arrives. I'd like to change that.
Most of the items on this list are a combination of things that I've always wanted to do and ideas that I found on other lists that have inspired me. After about a month of brainstorming and borrowing ideas, I finally compiled my list.
The items I think I'll accomplish quickly: #16, #45, #57, #72, and #99 should be completed (or started) early on. Most of my financial goals also need to be started early on.
The items I think I'm going to struggle with: Most of the items in the travel section will take some time to complete. I will need to save money diligently in order to afford each of these over the course of the next few years. #100 is also something I've always wanted to do but am terrified of actually doing. I have a hard time getting my blood pressure taken, so I already feel bad for the person who gets stuck taking my blood if I gather up the courage to do it.
What I'm hoping to take away from this experience: I am really optimistic that this process will help me step out of my comfort zone and experience new things. I'm looking forward to a great 2014 that is hopefully going to be filled with new and exciting adventures.
New Year's Resolution for 2014: Accomplish at least 30 items on my 101 list before the end of the year. I'll post updates when I complete an item on my list. I can't wait to get started!
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