IMPOSSIBLE LIST

Ever since my teenage years, I’ve always been fantasizing about my future, writing elaborate lists of all the things I wanted to accomplish. Needless to say, I never got around to any of it (except maybe a few minor goals). In due time, my dreams and hopes changed until there came a point where I felt like I had changed course so many times that I was still standing in one place.

Enter the impossible list, something I came across in a video by Thomas Frank, although the idea comes from Joel Runyon. There was something inherently appealing in an impossible list for me, and I’ve had one for the past couple of years. And before any of you asks: no, the impossible list is not a bucket list. The impossible list evolves and it implores you to take action now rather than waiting for that one day that never comes.

Please note that this list is extremely personal (it took me years to finally publish it, after all), but I want it to be a public reminder for me to stay on course.