I started reading this just because it was there, and because I am a huge fan of the to-do list. It's a lovely book, not about high-flung ambitions that never get ticked off; this is about a man's attempt to get on top of the mundane tasks he has been putting off, not a bucket list.
It includes several sweet examples about connecting with and appreciating the people in your life, as well as those who have got 'lost'. Doing little things to make his friends smile, meeting up with old friends and spending quality time with his family; those are perhaps more valuable lessons than people who aim to high and come out with less.
It's also just a really good motivator to get up and cross some of the things of my own lists!
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