Howdy 🫡 To be honest, for someone who sees life as a kind of game and has felt like it’s been one long holiday for at least the past 9 years, my bucket list might seem boring. I spent 3 years living in a camper van, healing my traumas through long hikes and backpacking. I started living by the KISS values. Kindness, Intellect, Simplicity, and Silence. So yes, I moved from a Jaguar to a car worth about 4,000 that I can fix myself on the street. A second hand bike. A guitar. And just a few experiences. However, thanks to Hannah, I got a new wind in my sails. I realized that I could help fulfill other people’s bucket lists, maybe members of my family, friends, and so after 9 years I decided to stop being a digital nomad, return to the Czech Republic, rebuild some kind of base there, pay off the remaining obligations within a year, and maybe find someone with whom I can share a common bucket list. The most valuable thing we have is time, and the time spent with the people close to us. I’m also adding my favorite photo from a random hike in Tarifa in 2024, where Hannah and I had already met once, and only two years later we reconnected around the idea of Pink Carrot, this time shaped and presented in a more appealing way. Sometimes things simply need time to mature. Cheers, Jakub

Most finance apps start with numbers. I want to start with what you dream of. So I built Pink Carrot. This is my bucket list. A kitesurf retreat. A house by the sea. Some shoes. Big dreams and small ones. That's it. Dream it. Plant it. Watch it grow. 🌱 Build yours free: pinkcarrot.app What's on your list for 2026? 👇

Hi @Anna Stankiewicz, @Filip Castella, it is wonderful to have you both here. Before you start building your bucket list on Pink Carrot, tell us what your main wish for 2026 is and why. Then share how you currently record the wishes or goals you want to fulfill. Do you create a vision board, or do you store them somewhere like Trello or other tools?

Budgeting is broken. So we crossed it out. This is where the Bucket List Collective was born: A napkin, a brownie, and a conversation about what actually matters.