- A person lost their phone while skiing at Perisher Ski Resort in Perisher Valley, Australia.
- It was found by Shea Sedgman, who posted a photo after noticing the life goals on the lock screen.
A missing phone is never fun. But what if you lost your phone, then had the entire world learn about your list of life goals?
So was the fate for one unnamed skier who set a picture of their resolutions — including getting jacked and dating three girls at once — on the lock screen of their phone, which they later lost on the slopes.
A picture of the phone was posted by Shea Sedgman in Perisher Snow Lovers, a Facebook group for avid skiers and snowboarders in Perisher Valley, Australia. Users of the group frequently share posts about personal items that have been lost at the resort.
"Phone found half way down Front Valley, handed into the booking office. Good luck on your goals," Sedgman wrote in the caption of the post shared on Saturday, which quickly went viral.
Sedgman told Insider he was skiing at Perisher Ski Resort on the day he discovered the phone. He said he was about halfway down his run when he nearly ran over the phone, which his girlfriend then picked up.
When they got to the bottom of the mountain, Sedgman said he checked the phone and saw the picture on the lock screen was eight very distinct goals.
First on the list was "get jacked and be at 87 kgs," followed by "quit all nicotine." Third and fourth on the list were "have $25,000 in bank account" and "have motorbike."
The owner then listed that they wanted to "get better at fighting," "get good marks at uni," and "have 3 girls on roster." Last on the list was "don't get a haircut for 3 months."
Sedgman said he laughed when he saw the lock screen, although he thought it was a "bit cringey."
"I hoped the goals weren't in priority order," he said.
Sedgman added that when he turned in the phone at the resort's booking office, he warned the woman at the front desk that the lock screen was "a bit interesting."
"I walked away as soon as I handed it to her because I thought it would be funnier," he told Insider.
Maddi Ventura, the marketing manager at Perisher Ski Resort, confirmed to Insider that the phone had been turned in — and has since been returned to its owner.
"Fortunately, we were able to return the phone to its rightful owner and we wish this guest all the best with achieving his goals," she said. "Just a reminder to hold on to your belongings on the slopes!"