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365 New Things

HELLO! Long time, no post. I’ve been really busy with work, grad school, and life. But I graduated in August so I’m back! Occasionally, I get bored of my daily routine (ex work 8 hours, work out, make dinner, watch a show, go to bed). Therefore, I’ve decided to challenge myself to try something new each day, 365 New Things (in terms of cooking, eating, drinking, reading, travelling, fitness, games, careers, good deeds, and more). I hope it will inspire others to be experimental and exploratory to try new things in your lives as well. I encourage you to read my blog, follow me in my adventures, and share your new things as well.

I leave you with this expert from a post from Trying New Things, by Alex Lickerman (www.happinessinthisworld.com/2010/02/28/trying-new-things). In summary, here’s a list of things I try to remind myself whenever I’m faced with trying something new:

• Trying something new often requires courage.
• Trying something new opens up the possibility for you to enjoy something new.
• Trying something new keeps you from becoming bored.
• Trying something new forces you to grow.

Good luck and happy adventures to us all!

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