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somehow we’ve found ourselves at another 101 in 1001 list!
i’m writing this on july 22, but the fifth iteration of my 101 in 1001 list started back on april 4, 2026. the last few months have just been… *gestures wildly* so i’m a bit behind on my blog posts.
but even though i haven’t been writing, i have been working on the items on the list! but that’s a topic for another day.
Okay, so I’m nearly a month behind on this post, but… life happens. We’re now 800 829 days into my fourth 101 in 1001 list, which means it’s time for our 8th check-in!
A 101 in 1001 is a list of 101 things I’d like to accomplish in 1,001 days, which is just under 3 years. It’s a nice balance between a new years resolution and a bucket list. I’m currently on my fourth list, with each one starting the day after the previous one ends—meaning I’ve been doing this since April of 2015!
I check in with my list every 100 days (or, in this case, 129 days… whoops) to keep myself on track and see how far I’ve come. So let’s get into it!
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It’s hard to believe another 100 days has passed, but it’s time for another check-in on my fourth 101 in 1001 list!
A 101 in 1001 list is a collection of 101 things I’d like to accomplish in the next 1,001 days, or approximately 2.75 years. It’s longer than a new year’s resolution, but shorter than a bucket list. Every 100 days, or 10% of the list, I check in with an update about what I’ve completed and made progress on.
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It’s hard to believe that another 100 days has gone by! We’re now 600 days into my 101 in 1001 list, which is 101 things I want to accomplish in 1,001 days.
It’s longer than a to do list, but shorter than a bucket list, and it’s a concept I absolutely love! In fact, this is my fourth iteration of the list, starting one as soon as the other one finishes, all the way back to 2015.
Every 100 days, or approximately 10% of the list, I check in on what progress I’ve made, and if I’ve made any changes. So let’s get into it!
Wow! I can’t believe I’m already halfway through my fourth 101 in 1001 list, but sure enough, it’s been 500 days since I kicked it off.
If you’re unfamiliar, a 101 in 1001 list is a list of 101 things you’d like to accomplish in the next 1,001 days, which is approximately 2.75 years. It’s longer than a new year’s resolution, but shorter than a bucket list, which is a really helpful timeframe for me to wrap my brain around!
I’m currently on my fourth iteration, with the next one starting immediately after one ends. I try to check in roughly every 100 days, so let’s see where we’re at now that we’re halfway through.
I’m writing this blog post more than 6 months after, and I still can’t believe this happened to me.
I work on the marketing team at Holiday Inn Club Vacations, and every February, we have the Sales & Marketing Awards, or SMAs, to celebrate our hard work from the previous year.
We all fly into Orlando from across the country and get together at Hard Rock Café at Universal Orlando. There’s a theme every year, and the company goes all out—decorations, costumes, food, drinks, and entertainment. This year’s theme was Mardi Gras, and the headliners were none other than Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone of *NSYNC.
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I’m officially 40% of the way through my fourth 101 in 1001 list, which can only mean one thing—time to check in!
If you’re not familiar with a 101 in 1001, it’s a list of 101 things to accomplish in 1,001 days, which is approximately 2.75 years. You can start it whenever, and you get to organize it and fill it with whatever you want! I love how customizable it is.
Each time I’ve finished one, I’ve started a new one the following day, and I’m currently on my fourth iteration! Let’s see how the list is coming along.
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I’m now 30% of the way through my fourth 101 in 1001 list!
For those two don’t know, a 101 in 1001 is a list of 101 things I’d like to accomplish in 1,001 days, or about 2.75 years. I’m on my fourth list, with each one starting exactly one day after the previous one ends. I check in on my list with a blog post every 100 days, which is about 10% of the way through the list, and now that I’m 300 days in, it’s time for a check in!
Warning: there’s quite a bit of hockey in this list. 😅
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I can’t believe I’m already 20% of the way through my fourth 101 in 1001 list!
If you’re new around here, welcome to my favorite topic to blog about: my 101 in 1001 list. It’s a list of 101 things I’d like to accomplish over 1,001 days, which is approximately 2.75 years. I started my first list in April of 2015, and as soon as one ends, a new one begins.
I aim to do check-ins every 100 days, which is 10% of the list, so it’s now time for my second check-in.
It’s time for a new series on the blog! I’m calling it Work in Progress, where I share things I’m learning in the messy middle, before I’ve figured out what the hell I’m actually doing.
So much of blogging has become shiny before-and-afters, and it’s so important to show all the in-betweens, when we try things and they don’t work. Or even if they do work, but we’re not sure if we’re doing it right at all.
That’s the idea behind Work in Progress—showing the human side to the before and after. And first up is my incredibly unruly herb garden.
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Today is the 100th day of my fourth 101 in 1001 list, which means I’m 10% of the way through! Time to check in and see how I’m progressing.
I’m excited to introduce my next 101 in 1001 list!
A 101 in 1001 is a list of 101 things to accomplish in 1,001 days, or roughly 2.75 years. I started this project back in 2015, and I’ve created a new list each time my 1,001 days us up. My third list ended yesterday, so it’s time for 101 in 1001: #4!
