The 101 in 1001 Goals


  1. Read 365 books in 365 Days.
  2. Read 101 poetic works.
  3. Read 21 graphic novels.
  4. Read 51 non-fiction books.
  5. Read 11 biographies or autobiographies or memoirs.
  6. Read 21 books I’ve already read before.
  7. Read 11 plays by Shakespeare.
  8. Do the Rory Gilmore reading challenge.
  9. Study the life and works of 51 visual artists.
  10. Research 3 new country to travel to.
  11. Listen to 51 top Metal albums.
  12. Listen to the entire discography of 11 new artists.
  13. Watch 51 noteworthy movies.
  14. Watch 11 documentaries.
  15. Watch all Studio Ghibli films again.
  16. Watch all Best Picture nominees before the Academy Awards Ceremony.
  17. Attend a real reel IMAX screening.
  18. Watch a play at a theatre.
  19. See a Sports match in person.
  20. Go to a live stand-up comedy show.
  21. Attend a live musical performance.
  22. Learn to identify 11 constellations in the night sky.
  23. Sing loudly in a public area.
  24. Shave hair off head.
  25. Get a tattoo.
  26. Consume only coconut water for a day.
  27. Eat an exotic fruit never tasted before.
  28. Sugar-free challenge for 1 week.
  29. Bake peanut butter cookies.
  30. Bake hash brownies.
  31. Bake bread.
  32. Cook something I’ve never cooked before.
  33. Try a new cuisine.
  34. Make margarittas at home.
  35. Learn how to do Tai Chi.
  36. Water fast of 75 hours
  37. 30-mins yoga for 75 days straight.
  38. 30-mins workout for 75 days straight.
  39. Follow a skincare routine for 75 days straight.
  40. No smoking for 75 days straight.
  41. Meditate for 15-mins for 75 days straight.
  42. Plan a picnic in the park
  43. Maun-vrat for a week.
  44. Write a letter to self to be opened at the age of 50.
  45. Give someone a bouquet for no reason.
  46. Hug someone for more than a minute.
  47. Sew something I can wear.
  48. Paint something on canvas
  49. Fold 1001 paper cranes.
  50. Make a denim patchwork item.
  51. Make a cat macramé pendant.
  52. Craft day with Amitoj.
  53. Make a conical incense teepee holder.
  54. Plant 11 trees.
  55. Volunteer at an animal shelter.
  56. Send a message in a bottle.
  57. Skinny Dip!
  58. Snorkel!
  59. Scuba Dive!
  60. Sky Dive!
  61. Bungee Jump!
  62. White Water Rafting!
  63. Test Drive a car I can’t afford.
  64. Ride a mechanical bull.
  65. Go bowling.
  66. Go commando (outside).
  67. Rollerblading or ice-skating!
  68. Make a snowperson.
  69. Make a snow angel.
  70. See the Northern Lights.
  71. Witness a Total Solar Eclipse.
  72. Sleep under the stars.
  73. Go camping.
  74. Get soaked in the rain.
  75. Go on a Roller Coaster.
  76. Make a sand castle.
  77. Swim in the ocean.
  78. Go to the beach at night.
  79. Watch a sunrise.
  80. Take a cruise.
  81. Go on a Safari
  82. Visit an active volcano.
  83. Go on a random trip.
  84. Go on a trip with no luggage.
  85. Go on a road trip.
  86. Go to a new continent.
  87. Travel to three new countries.
  88. Visit 10 UNESCO world heritage sites.
  89. Go upto a stranger and act like lifelong friends.
  90. 11 new dates.
  91. Find a geocache.
  92. Do the Inktober challenge.
  93. Write a haiku a day for one month.
  94. NaNoWriMo
  95. Upcycle old CDs and DVDs
  96. Learn to say “Thank you” in 20 different languages.
  97. Achieve my ideal weight.
  98. Time travel to experience two New Years.
  99. Full medical checkup
  100. Gets eyes checked and upgrade spectacles.
  101. Blog about the list.

9 thoughts on “The 101 in 1001 Goals”

  2. You are very ambitious and very diverse in your collection of reads, movies, so on. I will have to think of something to challenge my self? Any ideas? I am looking forward to following you and to see you accomplish these goals. Have a fab day, Allie.

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    1. Thank you!

      Sometimes we have to make a list to push ourselves. Sometimes we just like making list! 🙂

      I keep changing my list, so I don’t know if that is cheating or not, I don’t think so (and therefore I do that!) BUT the important thing is to add some spice to the daily routine of life and actually try to live a little more! Otherwise is no fun! 🙂

      So make a goal/s to challenge yourself only if you know you want to accomplish it, and only if you know you will feel better about yourself afterwards. Enjoy and thankyoumoreplease! 🙂

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      1. I’ve thought about it perhaps more English Literature and/or writing poems. What do you think? I am not so comfortable but a challenge is good for my brain as well as my soul. Thanks for the encouragement, Allie

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        1. April was the NaPoWriMo, or National Poetry Writing Month. And NaNoWriMo for Novels is coming up in November. If you want you can assign your very own NaPoWriMo and challenge yourself to a poem a day for a month straight. Even though it was not on my list, I still loved it completing it. and I think I came up with some brilliant poems. It was quite a challenge, especially on days when I was forcing myself to be inspired!

          You could steal my ‘1001 books to read list’ which I too stole 🙂 Or you could check out BBC’s top 100 books or you know, just read anything! Books are awesome! 🙂

          I’ll be looking forward to following you through your challenge/s! 🙂

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