Bucket lists help motivate, inspire, and teach us. They teach us about ourselves and what is important to us, not what society says should be important to us. The act of creating a bucket list takes us out of our comfort zones and throws us into a realm of possibilities and questions.

One of the primary reasons we call our senior years the Golden Years is the Wealth of Wisdom and Experience that comes with Age. After a lifetime of learning and growing, older individuals have a unique perspective on life's ups and downs. They have seen the world change, experienced countless challenges, and gathered insights that can be invaluable to younger generations.

Without passions, my life may feel unintentional and like it doesn't have a purpose. Discovering my passions and live them is crucial because I want to lead a life fueled by purpose and one that I won't regret in years to come.