so rewarding.
of money's Life List
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1. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
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2. Take Trans-Siberian across Russia
10 people -
3. Take a road trip across the USA
299 people -
4. Join the Peace Corps
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5. try a new recipe every week
83 people -
6. Open a bookstore
181 people -
7. Open an art gallery
145 people -
8. travel around the world
5,109 people -
9. practice mindful consumption
170 people -
10. Watch more French films
72 people -
11. start freelance writing
9 people -
12. learn Russian
2,750 people -
13. write a novel
11,081 people -
14. get published
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15. Start my own business
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16. live in a loft
170 people -
17. eat healthier
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18. live in Hawaii
321 people -
19. get out of debt
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20. Design and build my own house
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21. Learn to cook
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22. visit all 7 continents
1,502 people
the cons outweigh the pros, and I’ve lived all over the city (which might be one of the cons, a new apartment every lease). I can’t wait to get outta here, but I’m so glad I went to school in the city rather than the burbs.
I was always that kid who was terrified of class presentations, and straight out of college I have a job giving tours at a museum. Honestly, I just freaked out and prepared as much as I could and dreaded the day I’d actually be guiding, and the time came and… It was so much easier than I’d built it up to be. I think it’s one of those practice-makes-perfect things; the more often you do it, the less time you have to psych yourself out. It also helps to watch people who are phenomenal speakers, then you can just mimic them and their Newscaster Voices.
