I'm doing 35 things
...was my life for awhile. And it was one of the best things I ever decided to do.
tantegel's Life List
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1. write a novel
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2. Read one book a month
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3. Have a beautiful wedding.
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4. get good at playing Street Fighter
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5. Be more stylish
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6. stop worrying so much
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7. get a job within a month when I move to Ohio
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8. sing and play traditional Irish music
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9. learn to read tarot cards
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10. become a yoga instructor
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11. learn sign language
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12. create a resolution every month, and stick to it
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13. make money in the stock market
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14. pay off my debt and improve my credit
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15. drink tea every day
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16. get my boyfriend to lose weight
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17. master the art of couponing
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18. get married again
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19. learn to make pottery
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20. get an Egyptian Mau Cat
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21. have a beautiful garden
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22. start a business
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23. visit japan
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24. learn to play the harp
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25. learn to play the bodhran
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26. meditate daily
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27. create something beautiful
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28. see the northern lights
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29. paint more
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30. Stop comparing myself to other people
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31. grow and nuture a Butterfly Garden
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32. Be fluent in Italian
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33. Eat, drink, learn, or try something new
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34. set up a writing space in my new room
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35. Visit Ireland
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How I did it
It made me
happy! 
How I did it: I became mostly vegetarian and began supplementing with CoQ10, fish oil, evening primrose oil, zinc and selenium. I also do sugar scrubs weekly and use natural moisturizers instead of moisturizers with parabens. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I tried the corporate world; I had a huge paycheck and knew a lot of pompous people who also had huge paychecks. But money isn’t everything. Working my fancy corporate job, I developed an anxiety disorder, and lost a lot of weight due to stress (not as great as it seems!).
I recently went back to an old job; not a great job, but a job with plenty of down-to-earth, friendly people. The difference in pay is worth it, just to be around those people again, and to not be in a constant state of high-stress. Think of your health and well-being before your paycheck; that’s my best advice.
