It’s time for a new chapter in life and a book shouldn’t repeat itself.
With an encyclopedia of experiences on your shelf and a new collection to add, it’s time you start exploring unique and exciting adventures, lifestyle changes, and ways to treat yourself. You deserve it. The following are the things you need to do.
1. Change up your hair
Sometimes we get comfortable with what we see. That’s okay! But that shouldn’t stop us from experiencing the smiles, second glances, and compliments one gets from changing it up a little. Maybe it’s time to start growing that beard out. Perhaps your high-and-tight finally gets to let its hair down (pun intended). If you’re worried about making a mistake, don’t be.
2. Travel somewhere new
Some of us live in nature, some of us above bustling streets. Many step out on their porch and see an ocean, and a few steps out and find a lake. Stepping out and seeing something new? That’s the real treat. Start visiting those places near you that you just never had time to before. But definitely make sure you see the rest of this big, blue marble. There are millions of beautiful landscapes, beautiful women, and beautiful foods waiting for you.
3. Bring home a new best friend
Whether you’re single, in love, or still live with your best friend (we’re jealous), now may be a great time for you to bring home a wonderful, four-legged friend. A happy-go-lucky, slobbering pup who can’t wait for you to come home (or take him with you), a minds-their-own-business cat who comes to you exactly when the time is right, or even a parrot who likes to argue with you a bit. No matter your buddy, they’re thankful you adopted them and you will be too.
4. Plant a garden
Are you the king of killing plants? Don’t fret it. If you’ve got some space outside, the time is right to get some easy-grow tomatoes out there, or zucchini, squash, and a bevy of other hard-to-hurt horticultural. There is endless joy in fine-tuning a flower or vegetable garden, spending time carefully removing weeds, and the bounty of other therapeutic pieces that come with it. And if you’ve no space outside, don’t worry! Some pots, a window, and a tiny bit of equipment will brighten your indoors as things start to blossom.
5. Start writing
Write it down. Everything you can. You’ve got a lot to share and you best not forget to! Even keeping your writings to yourself keeps your mind healthy and gives you a clearer view on who you are and how you think, but your family will want this one day too. Who knows, you just may end up publishing a masterpiece
Good one