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However, having tried it out for the last few months now, I can tell you that it’s definitely possible. Even better, the food can be genuinely delicious too! 30. Try Fasting at Least Once
The Perks of Being a Wallflower. One of those books that just captures the overall feeling of being an adolescent while also dealing with mature themes such as rape and mental health. Make a list of great date night ideas list. Then take treat your significant other to those great date ideas. Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami No book has made me feel such a wide range of emotions in such a short span of time. Never have I related more to the characters involved in the novel. It’s a must for people in their late teens early 20s. Make your list of great dessert ideas from around the world, and then start making your way through the list. Read books you normally wouldn’t read: biographies, self-help books, fiction novels, or poetry collectionsI’m talking flint and steel style! No firelighters allowed. Learn the theory, then get out into the great outdoors and give it a shot! 28. Try Vegetarianism for a Week For Whom the Bell Tolls. I have mixed feelings about Hemingway, and even about this book, but I still feel like every person will find something worthwhile in it. Looking for a simpler challenge? Why not commit to standing up just once on the board! That way you can officially say you’ve surfed a wave! Battle Royale. Makes you feel sympathy for even what appears to be the most villainous and cruel person.
Enders Game by Orson Scott Card. Great bit of writing and keeps you on your toes. If you want to dive into it the layers are there but if you just want a simple book it’s very accessible. Nails the viewpoint of children and is a very interesting take on a war novel. The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. This book is a series of connected short stories about the colonization of Mars. It’s relevant, it’s smart, it’s funny, it was the first time I ever truly enjoyed reading.Get a tattoo of a map of all the places you have been or want to go. You can even get it as a temporary one. How cool would it be to have a map of your travels on your body? The Metamorphosis – Frank Kafka. It’s so ridiculous on the outside but actually has a much deeper meaning (in the fact that humans search for meaning in places that there isn’t because we need that support to keep us grounded). Absence always makes the heart grow fonder. It’s definitely made me realize how nice it is to have easy access to them when I’m at home (and how much I take it for granted). The internet means we have instant connectivity to all of our friends and family at all times. Which makes it horrible and ironic that we can feel lonely and distanced from others.
The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. I don’t know why, but it touched me in a way I don’t understand. I read Preludes and Nocturnes and am planning on read all of them. Neil Gaiman is slowly becoming one of my favorite authors. Chances are it was a little while ago. People spend hours of their day on their smartphones, tablets and computers. Give eyes and your mind a break. Boycott your screens for set period of time! 68. Join the Gym (and Go Regularly!)
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Commit to doing something every single day for the good of others. It doesn’t have to be much. You could buy a homeless person lunch, help an old lady cross the road, take the bins out without your partner asking first…and so on. Why not hop on the bandwagon and get one for yourself? Don’t fret the whole ‘this is permanent’ thing. Life’s too short for ‘what ifs’. If you’ve always toyed with the idea of tattoos, then don’t wait any longer. Make Friendship Bracelets with your Bestie! Is anyone else thinking about that episode of friends with the silver friendship bracelets? I have lots of stuff, and at the end of the day, most of it doesn’t really matter. But the experiences I’ve had so far in life have meant so much more than any pile of things ever could. Keep that in mind as you make your own list!
Why not try and push for promotion? You’ll get more money, more responsibility, and a greater chance at having an impact in your field. 4. Travel to a New Country Each YearWhy not challenge yourself to read a book every month? Adapt the time-frame in line with your particular reading ability. I think everyone would benefit from living more simply, with fewer things. Make it a goal to regularly declutter your life of unnecessary items. 60. Donate Your Other Stuff to Charity I’ve recommended Brave New World to everyone I know. Not only does it touch on class hierarchy, which is still present in most societies, either blatantly or subtly, but the book also delves into what happens when we strive for efficiency and forget about some of the most important aspects of what makes us human. Improve your language skills by going on an immersion trip to a country where they speak that language.
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