50 Things to Know About Living Your Life to the Fullest: What You Must Do Before You Die (50 Things to Know Travel) (Unabridged‪)‬

Do you want to make your life even more meaningful? Do you want to add value to your present existence? Do you want to live happily and embrace every moment excitedly? Do you want to escape from routines that imprison your freedom? 

If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, then this audiobook is for you.

50 Things to Know About Living Your Life to the Fullest: What You Must Do Before You Die, by Hanum Gitarina and Dian Pramesti, offers an approach to help you find the meaning of your life, the importance of your existence, and the purpose of your being here in this world. This audiobook presents ideas and guidelines on things you must do before you die to create your own happy ending for life.

Most works on living life to the fullest tell you about bucket lists of things you should experience before the end of the day. Although there's nothing wrong with that, you should also realize every person has their own intentions, purposes, dreams, and interests. This is what this audiobook is trying to serve. We would like to address this issue and tailor the topic in a way that will be applicable to all people. There are many guidelines that will help you think about and figure out your ultimate aims in life so you finally can add more value to your existence. 

Based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, the best way to enjoy your life is to enjoy your present time, have no regret of your past, and worry less about your future. You will have higher possibilities to experience such a life once you listen to this audiobook.

You'll discover 50 things you should do to live your life to the fullest and create a happy ending without leaving any rooms for regrets.

This audiobook will help you discover the best things you can achieve in your life, the things that force you to become a better and more valuable person, so that you can add meaning to your life as well as other people’s lives.