“To swim the Channel before my 70th birthday.”
Drop Your Dreams
What's your Everest?
Everyone’s got one. The thing you mention at 11pm after two glasses of wine and never at 11am on a Monday. Tell us what yours is.
Here's how it works
We won’t publish your name. Ever. Your dream, not your identity.
We will publish the dream – because reading someone else’s is often the shove people need.
This is the first step. Writing a dream down is how most extraordinary things start. Graham’s started with a wet walk in Somerset.
Graham reads every one.
The wall
Other people's Everests.
Published with permission, without names. If one of these is also yours, that’s rather the point!
“Learn to sail well enough to cross the Atlantic single-handed.”
“Open the bakery I've been talking about since 1998.”
“Walk the Camino with my daughter before she leaves home.”
“Finish the novel that's been in a drawer for eleven years.”
“Ride a motorbike the length of New Zealand.”
Dreams don't retire when you do
Graham speaks about what happens when you stop filing things under “one day”.