I'm doing 32 things
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2 years ago
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tj0000's Life List
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1. Start my own business
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2. learn yoga
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3. Become Six Sigma Certified
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4. join Toastmasters
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5. Read more
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6. compete in a biathlon
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7. Rock climbing
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8. learn photography
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9. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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10. travel the world
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11. cook more
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12. Kiss in the rain
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13. eat healthier
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14. Quit my job
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15. be a better person
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16. have multiple streams of passive income
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17. Write a will
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18. Learn to Salsa
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19. Invest
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20. meditate
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21. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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22. Pay it Forward
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23. Learn how to remember peoples' names
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24. Volunteer
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25. learn to golf
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26. pray more
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27. carpe diem
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28. Take a gap year
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29. rent an apartment
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30. learn to climb/rappel/belay
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31. Act as if
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32. gps
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Capsule Wardrobe... Less is more!!
2 years ago
A capsule is a group of clothes that mix and match and can be bought together to save time and money. Season, color, style and fabric should be considered when grouping clothes together in a capsule. For optimum results, capsules should be built around one or two ‘anchor’ jackets that can be worn with various pieces in your wardrobe to form suits and other outfits. Versatility is the key to creating a successful capsule.
Once established, a capsule can be expanded and pieces added or replaced very easily. When considering a new addition to your wardrobe, make sure that the piece matches at least three to four other existing garments. This will reduce the ‘cost per wearing’ of each piece in your wardrobe.
