 I'm doing 14 things |
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Learn German
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work because i love to, not because i have to
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publish something in a respectable journal, magazine, or edited website
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417 people |
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start regular at-home yoga practice
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1 person |
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live passionately
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Try new recipes.
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117 people |
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have children
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write a book
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be able to do handstands at yoga
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Learn to play the guitar
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12,290 people |
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learn to walk on stilts
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do my morning pages every morning
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| 14. |
Have employers recognise that I'm more than just a "programmer{"
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How I did it: Slowly, with a dictionary. But rather than looking up every word as I went along I'd read through and make a note of unknown words per page (on a post it). Then after a couple of pages I'd go through and look up the new words.If I couldn't continue reading due to an unknown word / type of phrase I'd use that as a sign I needed to get the dictionary out. Read how I did it…
How I did it: While I was back in Australia before moving over to Berlin I had to clean out my cupboards. And during that time I finished and lined some knitting projects and repaired a vintage dress that a friend gave me. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Reduce debts - don't own a car or house.Be single and not a parent.Take risks.Follow your heart.Be brave.Take up Couchsurfing.Be friendly.Realise that this activity may be addictive.Fill up your ipod with amazing music. Read how I did it…
In the last year I’ve lived in four countries. For two of those moves I’ve gone because I’ve been attracted to someone.
Whether it works out in the end of not is not really the goal, it’s knowing that you took the chance in the first place.
My degree and a large amount of my past work experiences are as a programmer / web developer. It is easy for potential employers to see me as “just technical”. I’m trying to work out the best way of bringing to their attention the amazing things I’m capable of even though I don’t have a related degree / experience.
Part of this experience is about me changing the way I identify / introduce myself.
I feel so relieved to be pinning down my field of interest. Now I just need to find work that allows me to research and implement this stuff!
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saramonx wants to stop smoking
Find a major.
go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
Become a better public speaker
Learn to speak Spanish
Go cow tipping
get married
brungrrl wants to use the library more
learn to play guitar and piano
learn hiragana
get out of debt
make more time for me
meet someone famous
Become a psychiatrist.
Learn how to grind dance for free and fast.
clean my apartment
dilyla wants to start exercising
Live in a gypsy caravan
take a photography class
learn to speak french
