I'm doing 34 things
msarro's Life List
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1. Get my CCNA
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2. Get a new job
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3. Think about one good thing that happened every day
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4. Join a band
482 people -
5. Leave the United States
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6. Get my CEH
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7. Get another degree
66 people -
8. Do 100 push ups
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9. Learn to sing
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10. Dance every day
70 people -
11. Learn electronics
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12. Learn to play piano
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13. Have sex on my own plane
1 person -
14. Stop using the snooze button
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15. Get tattoos
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16. Learn to Kayak
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17. Be debt free
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18. Have sex in a public place
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19. Start a consulting business
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20. Learn to play a guitar
79 people -
21. Learn a second language
544 people -
22. Adopt a puppy
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23. Buy a house
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24. Reach my goal weight
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25. Live abroad
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26. Hug someone every day
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27. Exercise every day
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28. Visit Italy
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29. Visit Japan
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30. Visit Amsterdam
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31. Run a 5k
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32. Bike a century
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33. Be confident
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34. wash the dishes daily
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How I did it: I began by checking out the couch to 5k program a few times. I made myself a promise that if I were to purchase an ipod nano, I would get the Nike+ running sensor and use it to get in better shape. Well, I held myself to that promise. I downloaded a series of podcasts to use as a guide, and started the program. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I followed the couch to 5k running program. By the end of the 5th week I was able to run for 20 minutes straight - that's roughly 2 miles! Basically it starts you running and walking in intervals. This allows you to quickly go from nothing, up to running for a half hour straight (approximately 5k). Since its a free program, there is no pressure, you can repeat weeks as needed. Plus it comes from cool runnings, so when you're done there ar… Read how I did it…
How I did it: While walking through the mall with my parents at age 11 we found a display for a local scuba store. I begged and pleaded, and finally my parents gave in to pay for the classes. I had the choice of NAUI and PADI, and I ended up choosing NAUI. It was a 12 week class, and I took my certification dives on the day I turned 12 - the first day I was legally allowed. I passed the paper certification tests, and I was certified. Read how I did it…
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