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Vivien Chong · 01/09/25

One of the thing in my bucket list is to attend Engage Conference in Seattle and to visit Mt. Rainier or other snowy mountains. I would love to learn with fellow Smartsheet and feel the excitement at Engage Conference. Coming from Malaysia, snow mountain is not a sight we'll see here. Of course, there are many snow mountains nearer to us… but if I am going to Seattle, then visiting snowy mountains there would add an adventure to the visit.

Michelle Basson · 01/09/25

My top bucket list dreams is to visit Norway.

The stunning fjords, breathtaking Northern Lights, and unique Scandinavian culture make it an irresistible destination.

Exploring the picturesque towns, cruising through the dramatic landscapes, and experiencing the Northern Lights would be unforgettable.

Alpha Chucky · 01/09/25

I want to have dinner at one of those Michelin star restaurants where they experiment with food and food presentations.

Nicolas Goulinet · 01/09/25

Happy 2025, Smartsheet Community!

Making a list of things to achieve in the year 2025 seems to be the first item on the list

Marlana K. · 01/09/25

Happy New Year!

I have recently completed my original bucket list of visiting all 50 states, all 5 Great Lakes, the Great Salt Lake, 4 Corners, Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse, the Teton's, Pikes Peak, Mt. Rainer, Mt. St. Helens. Now I am starting a new bucket list that includes visiting Ireland, England, France, a Trans Atlantic Cruise and a month long cruise from Washington to Australia which would cover stops in Japan. I would also like to go back to Hawaii since we did not see Peral Harbor on our visit.

BrookeGL33 · 01/09/25

Happy New Year Smartsheet Community. I have been using Smartsheet for 6 years and part of the community for almost a year.

One thing on my bucket list I haven't done yet is to travel to Europe. I want to take a 2-3 week trip and travel to Germany, Ireland and Italy. Explore my heritage and soak in the beautiful landscapes and architecture. I am hoping to do it for my 40th birthday.

Darla Brown · 01/09/25

I have already set aggressive personal goals for 2025, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Besides losing 40 lbs and running 1/2 marathon, my biggest item will be to pay off debt. I think I'll borrow @Joe Goetschel phrase, "Witness the Future". This year is all about ensuring my foundation is solid to handle whatever comes next!

Sam_Harwart · 01/09/25

Happy 2025!

Lots of big plans for this year, both personally and professionally.

One that I'm excited about is continuing to develop our homestead. We've already got chickens and are looking to begin building our garden area.

Paula Grahame · 01/09/25

Traveling to Tokyo has been on the buckt list for a really long time. One day - it'll happen!

Cindy Schick · 01/09/25

I would love to go on an Alaskan cruise. I have been to Alaska before but would love to experience it from the water side!

Stephanie W. · 01/09/25

Hi everyone…

My SmartSheet goal is to pull a slew of (new hire onboarding checklist) individual sheets into a dashboard view and add more automations and data visualization.

My personal goal is to finish the majority of my ongoing/unfinished art projects…there are a lot and of different types, and are in varying stages of the process…so this isn't an easy task, but feels amazing when I make progress. Wish me luck!

Stephanie Wolf / Director of Operations / Cynuria Consulting LLC

MarceHolzhauzen · 01/09/25

On my bucket list for 2025 is to become a Community Champion! This group has inspired me so much and I just want to give back what has been sowed into my journey!

Christine Stolz · 01/09/25

My professional bucket list item is to finish the book I have been writing for a couple years now. Just never seem to have the dedicated time to work on it, but it is past time.

My personal bucket list item is to return to Germany for the Christmas season. I lived there many years ago and have not been back since. My son is 25 and I want him to know where our family comes from and to experience it around the holidays.

Cassi · 01/09/25

One of the biggest items on my bucket list, and truly a lifelong dream, is to open an early childhood learning center for Pre-K through 2nd grade. I’ve always had a deep passion for education, especially in those formative early years when children are just beginning to discover the world and their potential. This center would be a place where learning is fun, creativity is encouraged, and every child feels valued and inspired.

I envision a space where children, families, and educators collaborate in a warm, nurturing environment that sets the foundation for lifelong learning. It would be designed to foster not only academic growth but also social, emotional, and creative development. I want it to be a place where children feel safe to explore, teachers feel empowered, and families feel connected to their child’s education.

I truly believe Smartsheet will be an invaluable tool in making this dream a reality. It’s such an incredible resource for organization and project management, and I can already picture using it to plan every detail—from budgeting and scheduling to curriculum design and even communication with families and staff. Smartsheet’s ability to streamline workflows and keep everything organized would allow me to focus on what matters most: creating a center that changes lives.

This is more than just a bucket list item for me; it’s a mission to make a lasting impact in the field of early childhood education. And I can’t wait to see it come to life one day!

Trang Turtletraxx · 01/09/25

Visit and do something adventurous or experience something new in ALL 50 US States with my (current) 14 year-old son (before he's "too cool" to be seen with mom LOL).

We both LOVE to travel and my son has always been inquisitive about the world, its culture, origins and its workings so visiting things like monuments, museums, going to STEM events to learn how things work or going to a place or events to learn the origin of things like planets, caverns with stalagmites and stalactites, etc. really interested him.

We both also aim to try adventurous exhilarating things despite both our fears of heights like doing the next biggest rope courses, ziplining, parasailing, etc. (but we do have limits like we'd probably never go bungee jumping lol)

For Christmas last year, I bought us a large Scratch Off Map of the USA that revealed something related to that state. I gave my son the choice:

Do we scratch off states either of us have visited? That would be significant because I use to travel for work and did a good amount of travelling in college. - OR
Do we scratch off only states we have BOTH visited?

My son chose the later (which made my heart smile with the added comment "but only states where we truly visited and did something - not just did a pit stop or drove through to get somewhere else" which made my heart GROW. This narrowed down the number of states we got to scratch off initially and it was very heavy on the east coast. I was born and raised in Florida for 30 years and ALL of my family and most of my friends live along the east coast.

This established our goal to visit all 50 State and started our bucket list of things we want to do, things we wanted to see and places we want to go (the Grand Canyon, witness a sea turtle hatchling boil, witness an arribada, witness the Northern Lights - not just the border ends of them that have appeared recently), see a coral reef, ski down Pikes Peak, and SO much more - the list keeps growing).

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