Life Experience Bucket List

Your client is 47, professionally successful, and aware in a general way that their life has narrowed. They work, they travel for work, they return home. They have not taken a real vacation in four years. Their social circle has contracted to colleagues. Their health practices have eroded. They know this. They mention it the way people mention things they have accommodated: with mild concern rather than urgency. They have not taken stock of what has been displaced because to do so would require naming what they actually want - which they have not done. The Life Experience Bucket List is useful here because it surfaces desire across six categories simultaneously, most of which have received no attention.

Frame this as a simple inventory, not a life assessment. 'The worksheet has six categories. Just list what comes to mind...