To What Extent should One be Living His Life to the Fullest?

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How do you say that you have already lived your life to the fullest? I have asked this to my friends, and they all have the same answer. If I do all the things that I was not able to do, then it means that I have lived my life to the fullest. How specific can this "do all the things that I was not able to do" get? That I have to think about. Climbing mountains, sky-diving, traveling the world, publishing a book, and so forth. Now that's what I call doing living a life to the fullest. Now how about trying drugs, shoplifting, cheating, and so forth. Will that really make one say that because he's done any of those it means that it's something fulfilling? Maybe it fulfilled his curiosity, but not himself. If he is able to avoid those bad temptations, I would say that he's lived your life to the fullest. Living your life to the fullest does not always mean that you do all the things that you were not able to do but you were able to NOT do the things you're not supposed to do. I wish I can say that I will be able to live my life to the fullest. I hope everyone will be able to. But we're all human. We make mistakes and make bad decisions. But I know that if we learn a good lesson and keep that lesson, then we'll be able to continue in living our lives to the fullest!