THE F**K-IT LIST

What’s it all about?

A F**k-it list is a curated list of the places that you want to see, things you want to do, and goals you want to achieve. It’s about letting go of convention and expectations, daring to live your life the way you want now.

“Everyone is Gonna Die And No One is Gonna Remember you.
So... F**K IT.”

— Billy Eilish

  1. Get a tattoo 

  2. Visit Japan 

  3. Perth trip cruise

  4. Reach 100kgs 

  5. Go for a new hike each month somewhere in victoria 

    1. Forest Ecotourism Walking Trail

    2. Hike Wilsons prom 

    3. Hike Cape Woolamai circuit (Philip Island) 

    4. The You Yangs loop/Flinders Peak Track

    5. Werribee Gorge State Park Circuit

    6. Hanging Rock

    7. Bushrangers Bay Trail

    8. Forest Ecotourism Walking Trail

    9. George Bass Coastal Walk

    10. Eastern Sherbrooke Forest Walk

    11. Pipes

    12. Warburton Trail

  6. Go camping over a long weekend 

  7. Cultivate a group of friends 

  8. Enjoy a campfire with a group of similar souls 

  9. Start the ‘low & high of your day’ practice at dinner 

  10. Become conversational in Japanese 

  11. Go paddleboarding 

  12. Write creatively every day

  13. Learn how to dance 

  14. Read 100 books 

    1. Read all of the throne of glass series

    2. Read all of the Hangman Hades Series 

    3. Read Natasha Madison’s ‘This is’, ‘Something so’, and ‘only one’ series 

    4. Read the Addicted & Calloway sisters series 

  15. Write, draw, and publish your first childrens book 

  16. Go to a twilight cinema showing 

  17. Draw a picture every week

  18. Save $10,000 towards next property/house 

  19. Front garden make-over and maintenance 

  20. Build a blanket fort and have a movie marathon 

  21. Zoos Visit 

    1. Melbourne Zoo (completed 2/1/2023 with Kylie!) 

    2. Werribee Zoo

    3. Healesville Zoo

  22. Attend a nerd convention (supanova 22-23 April) 

  23. Go swimming at the beach 


Create

Become an Artist and host an exhibition

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Walk To Mordor

In the Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R. Tolkien, Frodo, Sam, and their companions travel from Bag End in Hobbiton to Rivendell. It’s 2863 km from the Shire to Mordor following Frodo and Sam’s journey.

Create

Create and launch a series of children’s books

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The Sunday Setup

QUICKSTART GUIDE

In 30 minutes, what if you could create more freedom, meaning, & momentum for your ENTIRE week? Get the key tools & questions I use every week for inevitable success in this free 15-minute audio training + how-to guide to start designing your week (& life), today.

 

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do
With your one wild and precious life?”

— Mary Oliver, The Summer Day

 

No matter what you enjoy most on your Sunday, if it’s a day of resting and relaxing or if you like to pack a lot of things in, you can improve the week ahead by spending as little as half an hour on these tasks.

Plan out your week

  • Morning Routine: Make sure you have all the items you’ll need for completing your morning routine; alarms set, book ready to read, workout clothes ready to go, breakfast ingredients, anything to help you start each day right.

  • Social & Work: Plan out your time for the week noting any meetings, work, anything you know you’ll need to do at a specific time. This is when you should also plan out some time for catching up with friends or family, and allocating time for yourself too.

  • Money: Know what you’re spending and what you’re saving - know what is in your bank account.

  • Food: Plan your meals and when you will stock up on what you need for the plan.

  • Cleaning: It’s a great idea to have a routine for general housekeeping, make sure you note where you’ll fit this in your week. When you do a little each day you don’t have as much to try and do at the weekends.

Your Sunday Setup is your chance to review the past week and prepare for the new week ahead. You may need to spend more time working out the details of some of these items so you can then keep up with just a quick 30 minute check-in. If you’re interested in a more in depth look at any of these areas check out the blog posts or email in your questions, I’d love to hear from you!