This might take much longer than I had initially anticipated. But so far, so good. :D
Helen Mary Labao's Life List
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1. read all the books I have before buying even one more
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2. listen more
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3. Listen to and trust my intuition
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4. figure out where all the people like me are hiding
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5. focus
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6. Improve my running speed and stamina
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7. Find a balance between the things I want to do and the things I need to do
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8. create a gift for a special person
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9. be free of anxiety
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10. meditate
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11. practice better time management.
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12. master Chicago Manual of Style
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13. cover my sister's tuition fee from high school to college
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14. learn how to cook
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15. learn belly dancing
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16. Watch more indie flicks
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17. only make promises I can keep and keep all the promises I make
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18. pray more
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19. find my calling
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20. Grow a plant
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21. go on a silent retreat
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22. trying to be sensitive to feelings,thoughts & non verbal cues of others when communicating
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23. Improve my French
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24. write a book
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25. have some savings
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26. build an online portfolio
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27. go to France
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28. Kiss under the Eiffel Tower
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29. have better posture
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30. learn photography
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How I did it: Apparently, all I needed was a career change. I embarked in a job that specifically requires me to do advanced AutCAD functions. I die with difficulty on some days but I think it's awesome that I get to learn lots of new tricks and get paid for doing so. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I switched jobs, one that requires me to travel. And it was a good call, because it was one of the best things that ever happened to me this year. :) It's a little expensive having a lifestyle that involves a bit of travel but it's okay. It's good for improving one's self and widening horizons. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was sick of the side effects of medication and I opted to seek alternative treatments. Fortunately I found Seth's Blog and learned about Morning Faces therapy. It was based on a UC Berkeley psychological study and it works. Also, I resumed blogging and just making a conscious effort to listen to people more. Read how I did it…
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okay, so all those books are by my bedside and some are on my bed! this is crazy. i still have an entire folder of e-books on my hard disk. this is crazy! i don’t know what to do. >_< I should start with one book at a time. Last night, I started reading a book on improving one’s writing skills. I hope to finish it this week.
I also decided to get reinforcements from habitforge.com so that I can commit to reading a minimum of 15 pages per day.
I hope this habitforge thing works with my 43things.
I have always been fond of writing about novel experiences. While I often find the magical in the most mundane of things, I believe that traveling more will expand my horizons as a person. I just do not know where to begin though. I do not have the resources to travel extensively and the luxury of time either. Maybe I should start with my city and then radially expand my itinerary outwards.



