Things that seemed almost impossible. Some completed. Some still chasing. All of them better for being written down.
A few years ago I read Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson. He shared his life goal list and challenged readers to write their own — especially the ones that seem too big, too hard, or too ridiculous for a reasonable person to pursue.
Joel Runyon of impossiblehq.com took it further: write the goals that feel truly impossible without some kind of divine intervention. Then go after them anyway.
This list has been one of the best decisions I've ever made. It has led to more adventure, more growth, and more gratitude than anything else I've done to pursue a better life. Not because I've checked everything off — but because having a list changes how you show up every single day.
If you see something on my list that you'd like to join me for — or if you have something on yours and want company — let me know.
"Write down a list of goals that seem almost impossible for you to accomplish. Then go after them anyway."
— Joel Runyon, ImpossibleHQ.comShould I add something to the list? What's on yours? If you, a friend, or an organization would like to help me achieve any of the items on this list — or if you want company on something from your own — get in touch.
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