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Sam’s 25 in 2025

Remember my 24 in 2024 didn’t go so well.

And by that I don’t just mean that my score wasn’t very high, though it wasn’t. What I mean is that it didn’t really serve a useful purpose. I didn’t check in on it. It wasn’t a list of fun opportunities either. I got too busy, life got in the way, and this wasn’t really a good reminder to make room for fun in my life.

Also, some of the goals weren’t very specific so it was hard to tell if I’d attained them. Eat more veggies? Sure. But how many? More than what?

Also, 25 is a lot and so they can’t all be Big Important Things.

So here is a more specific list and they’re not all so big.

Wish me luck!

  1. Visit a beach, sit in the sand and read a book, splash in the waves and swim. ☐
  2. Read 24 books, two books a month. ☐
  3. Swim in a swimming pool. ☐
  4. Go bike-packing. ☐
  5. Sail the Snipe. ☐
  6. Go canoe camping. ☐
  7. Try one new group fitness class at Movati. ☐
  8. Do a charity bike ride. ☐
  9. Go dancing. ☐
  10. Ride 100 km. ☐
  11. Host a bloggers’ backyard party in August. ☐
  12. Ice cream ride at the farm. Slickers! ☐
  13. Big Island Bike ride at the farm. ☐
  14. Ride to St. Jacobs for lunch. https://www.strava.com/activities/7441542508
  15. Go fat biking. ☐
  16. Spa day at a nordic spa. ☐
  17. Visit another Canadian province (trips to Montreal don’t count) ☐
  18. Try a new restaurant in Guelph. ☐
  19. Learn to cook a new vegan main course. ☐
  20. Do a volunteer thing in person. ☐
  21. Clean out one drawer a month. ☐
  22. Plant morning glories, sunflowers, and lupins. ☐
  23. Try a different boating activity: stand up paddleboard, kayak, rowing. ☐
  24. Do a snow/winter activity besides fat biking–snow shoe, cross country ski, skate? ☐
  25. Celebrate 60 with a new photo shoot. ☐
trees covered by snow
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What’s your 25 in 2025?

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Join me for 25 for 2025?

Yikes.

You might have read my failing report card for my 24 in 2024 list this morning.

Now, I’m working on my “25 for 2025.” I’m going to scale back and be more specific. My advice? 25 is a lot. Be sure to add in some small stuff.

I’m also going to check in on my progress rather than looking at the year end and going, “Yikes.”

This is Gretchen Rubin’s 25 for 2025 list.

“Ready to start designing your 2025? You can now visit the site to download your “25 for 2025” list PDF and explore my other favorite tools for boosting happiness in the year ahead: https://bit.ly/3VjJCwE

I’m working on mine now. How about you?