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"Making a list of all the things you want to accomplish or experience before you die sounds a little macabre&amp;amp;#8212;when, really, it&amp;#x27;s anything but. Research has shown that taking a few minutes to write down just three good things about your day can do a world of good in busting stress and boosting happiness levels. The same principle applies to a bucket list! Writing one gives you the chance to think about your goals and the things you enjoy (or think you could enjoy)&amp;amp;#8212;and brainstorming these things, and how you&amp;#x27;ll actually accomplish them, bolsters your creativity too. So what does one put on a bucket list, anyway? Eventbrite, the world&amp;#x27;s largest event marketplace, conducted a survey of 2,366 registered U.S. users over the age of 18 and discovered that the must-dos seem to be many! Take a look: 53 percent: Travel to every continent 44 percent: Write a book 44 percent: Fall in love and get married 40 percent: Visit all 50 states 37 percent: Go on safari 31 percent: Go to a concert featuring a favorite artist/band 26 percent: Go sky-diving 23 percent: Run a marathon 21.3 percent: Throw a dart at a world map and go wherever it lands 19 percent: Climb a large mountain 18 percent: Experience zero gravity 17 percent: Learn to dance 16 percent: Learn to surf 16 percent: Other 14 percent: Go skinny-dipping And a cute infographic with all that info too: Do you have a bucket list? What&amp;#x27;s on it?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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