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The first time I made my own dream list was not so long ago.

That was a task in one online challenge about writing down 20 things you'd like to realize most - things you dream about.

I just couldn't go to sleep that night because of desire to finish the task.

I tried to think big, but at the same time, I was focused on a short term (like 3-5 years).

My list contained a lot of different things like speaking advanced Spanish, running half-marathon, volunteering in South America, California road trip and even these swings on the picture at the End of the World.

That was a real inspiration that you feel when you start to visualize all your wishes and that gave me new energy for realizing it.

The dream list is often called as a "bucket list" - list of things you want to experience or accomplish before you die.

It has different variations like "things to do before turning 30".

We all dream about something but collecting these wishes in a concrete list is a first step in making them a reality.

I believe that writing down a goal helps you to achieve it and moreover, it's an opportunity to understand what you really want.

You can easily make up first items but then you start brainstorming, and it is always an exciting process.

Here I encourage you to create your personal dream list.

It is up to you make it online or write down on a piece of paper, to create 100 items or just 20, to share it with friends or keep it private.

Do whatever you want with your list but just get some inspiration and listen to what you truly want.

Try not to focus only on travelling or career for example, think wider.

Your goals should be challenging and hard to accomplish right tomorrow but I advise you to remove completely unrealistic goals as this dreaming doesn't has value.

For sure, very important to review your list sometimes to check that your items are still relevant and that your list inspires you.

Finally the dream list reminds you that life is short and you have so much things to discover, so making list is just the beginning.