This is how my bucket list, which I had a few years ago and in which I had crossed off a circle of zero points, turned into "List of Crazy Goals"<\/a>.<\/p>\n What is this list? Read in the link above or watch visually:<\/p>\n When you write down and forget (or put off) your usual dreams, a list of crazy goals helps you take action. Precisely defined - what, where, when.<\/p>\n This is how I lived with this list for 3 years. I have achieved many goals that I have made public.<\/a> And I'll tell you - this gamification of life was one of my best decisions.<\/p>\n \u2026If not the best. Because I've always been a fan of video games. I've spent over a thousand hours on World of Warcraft, I've completed all the quests on Runescape, and don't even talk about Skyrim or Witcher. Is it possible to gamify real life?<\/p>\n Artojas spoke about this idea back in 2011.<\/a> And he promised that 2018 will be the year of gamification. And I think this prophecy should be fulfilled.<\/p>\n What is gamification? Who's from her? How? Let me share\u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n [tcb-script] jQuery(function($){ $(window).scroll(function(e){ scrollTimeOut = true; if ($('#orodykle').length){ if($(window).scrollTop() + window.innerHeight > $('1TP6Pointer').offset().top) { setTimeout(function(){ $('1TP6Pointer').addClass('onscreen'); }, 750); } } }); } ); [\/tcb-script] <\/p>\n Life is a video game with the best graphics that you start as soon as you are born. It's an insanely hard game because you start at a random location and in a random body. But we all play it, and only one dude got a second chance 2000 years ago, whose dad is the creator of the game...<\/p>\n ...But everyone can gamify everyday life. And we should.<\/p>\n When gamifying:<\/strong><\/p>\n You know when they tell you that nothing good comes out of video games? This is nonsense. You can learn from them and use their techniques.<\/p>\n For example, in the game "Guild wars 2" you can not only raise levels, but also collect achievements. Can you run through the horrible bad guys' base in 10 minutes? Will you be able to explore all corners of the world?<\/p>\n And could you\u2026<\/p>\n \u2026Do that other thing you remembered from Facebook or Bored Panda?<\/p>\n I think you could. You just have to pick yourself up, challenge yourself and try. Save this to your \u201cA list of crazy goals<\/a>" and do.<\/p>\n However, not much is needed:<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2026But wait. What's going on here?<\/p>\n Same as playing any video game! It's fun! It's non-binding! It is relaxing, because you hardly realize your dreams at work, not others. And here - achievements remain even after turning off the game and going to sleep.<\/p>\n I started 3 years ago and today I am addicted to challenges.<\/p>\n (Yes, these games can simply be called "challenges" or "experiments." It's even similar to LEAN work organization methodology<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Yes.<\/p>\n You can make your own "Crazy Goals List" using this guide.<\/a> Put on some inspiring music and get started. It will be fun. You can see more people who have created and enjoy this list in the comments.<\/p>\n (The "Crazy Goal List" is a free technique.)<\/p>\n But this year, after 3 years of adventure, I will try to do things differently.<\/p>\n Because I found myself playing World of Warcraft again instead of writing the second book. The publishers are waiting, and I'll be hanging out somewhere around Argus... In other words, I'll try something even more gamified!<\/p>\n You don't need to log in. <\/strong>Can use the first version of BTS because it works! However, if you want, we can try to go into gamification even more.<\/p>\n If in the first version of BTS the objectives were divided into categories, I realized that it was of little use. So now less division, more joy on my list! \ud83e\udd73<\/p>\n I'm a video game geek. However, I don't really like Asian grind games where you grind the same thing over and over until you can feel like you've accomplished something after 10000000000 days. I'm looking at Lineage 2 and Black Desert Online.<\/p>\n I prefer many small achievements! When you get an award for every job and you feel fantastic. I'm looking at World of Warcraft.<\/p>\n So, two changes:<\/p>\n As I've learned over the past 3 years with BTS 1.0, categories really mean little.<\/p>\n There are many different "life building" exercises, the essence of which is to set goals in different areas of life. Once upon a time, when I was still interested in self-development, I also went to all kinds of poor lectures and did such exercises.<\/p>\n \u2026But do you really need to divide your goals?<\/strong><\/p>\n What is the point of dividing into "Society", "Finance", "Family" and a million other areas? Is there anything better than that? I just see it as noise - it's easier to start thinking about where to put the challenge than how to start it in the first place.<\/p>\n And if you see the problem that someone can devote his whole life to finances and forget his family... Where is the problem here? A life spent focusing on just one detail is still a life. Maybe even better<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/debesyla.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/11\/beprotisku-tikslu-sarasas-arba-svajoniu-sarasas.jpg.webp\" "\\"mad-goals-or-dream-saras\\"")
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<\/span><\/p>\nBut could The Crazy Goals List be even better?<\/h2>\n
What's changing in BTS 2.0?<\/h3>\n
1) <\/em>Gone are the challenge categories, because to hell with division!<\/h3>\n