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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning. This is Laura.

Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is about how you can make progress on your bucket list.

In a previous episode, I urge listeners to create something called a list of 100 dreams.

This list, which was an exercise shared with me by career coach Caroline Stanisea Levine,

is a completely unedited list of anything you'd like to do or have more of in your life.

It's basically a bucket list, that is, those things you want to do before you kick the bucket. But most people's bucket lists aren't that

extensive. 100 items is a lot. The upside of going all the way to 100 is that you really have to think. You have to come back to the

list again and again, and so you come up with dreams that are both big and small.

The small ones, some of which could be done this weekend, can be incredibly

motivating. But today's tip is not about the small ones. Today we're going to talk about the small ones. Today, we're going to talk about the big ones.

I recently received an email from a listener

who asked exactly how to tackle big audacious goals.

Let's say that your bucket list involves renovating a historic estate.

Well, I applaud the ambition, but this is at best a multi-year undertaking. Maybe it's a decades long undertaking. So how do you

keep from getting discouraged or feeling scattered, especially if your list also

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