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You can document your goals on a piece of paper or on your computer--the important thing is that you write them down. Writing down a goal increases your likelihood of achieving it. Take at least 15 minutes, and jot down every idea that comes to you. Don't be embarrassed or self-conscious--just write! This is your chance to get everything out. You can edit later. Keep the ideas from your brainstorming session in mind. Try starting with the question, "If you only had a year left, what would you want to do?" Think about places you want to visit, skills you want to learn, activities you want to try, and people you want to meet. Just like with brainstorming, the best writing is done in an inspiring place! You can stay in the same location you used for brainstorming, or pick a new one. Of course, your bucket list should have big, challenging goals, but it's good to include smaller goals, too. Not only can smaller goals be rewarding, by they'll make your list more manageable, inspiring you to get out there and check some items off! You can think of small goals as those that can be accomplished without leaving your town on a budget of less than $100. For example, a small goal might be making pasta from scratch. It's best to wait a bit before you begin to edit your list. Allow yourself to think about each of your items. Make sure each item is meaningful.

summary: Choose your medium. Write down every idea. Include a combination of large and small goals. Think for a while before you edit.

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Click on the Google+ app. Select the wrench icon to access your settings. Tap the "On" button or slide it into the off position. You will also need to turn off Picasa syncing. Then, tap "Sync Settings" under your email address. Deselect "Sync Instant Upload" and "Sync Picasa Web Albums."

summary: Turn on your mobile phone. Scroll until you find the Instant Upload section. Go to the home screen if you have an Android phone. Go to the Settings app. Restart your phone to ensure the device has registered the changes.

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Using a search engine, find "download program for MySpace music" Some examples of good download programs include: FreeMusicZilla, Audacity and Musicjacker. For this article, we will download a song using Musicjacker. Musicjacker currently offers a free trial, but to download several songs you have to purchase the $4.99 full download. Once you've installed the program and opened it, you'll see two tabs at the top of the screen - Musicjacker and Musicscraper. Musicjacker is the tab you'll use to download music from Myspace. Beneath the Musicjacker tab is a search bar with a globe at the left. This is the Media Finder. Paste the address of the artist's Myspace page into the Media Finder and click Find Music. The Media Finder will bring up a window listing all the songs on that webpage. Check the ones you want and click Download. Listen to a song before downloading. You can double-check that Media Finder has listed the songs you want by double-clicking on an item. In the large white box, you'll see the song pop up and begin to download. When the percentage bar on the right reaches 100%, the download is complete. You can highlight the item and click Clear to remove it from the queue. Change where your songs go. The Output Path beneath the download box indicates where your downloads are going. Unless you specify otherwise, Musicjacker should send files to C:\Users\[Your Name]\Documents\Music. Click the Options button to put files in a different location.
summary: Find the "right" program for you. Download Musicjacker. Click the Musicjacker Tab. Paste the URL into the Media Finder. Select the songs you want. Wait for the download.