 I'm doing 15 things |
| 1. |
go to Tibet
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202 people |
| 2. |
get a tattoo
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18,450 people |
| 3. |
go back to Nepal
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7 people |
| 4. |
learn Nepali
1 entry |
19 people |
| 5. |
get motivated
1 entry |
350 people |
| 6. |
make clothes
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172 people |
| 7. |
Get organized
1 cheer |
5,335 people |
| 8. |
learn Mandarin
1 entry |
1,111 people |
| 9. |
get over my ridiculous fear of eyes so I can fina
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1 person |
| 10. |
master the guitar
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430 people |
| 11. |
become a writer
1 cheer |
504 people |
| 12. |
Finish what I start
1 entry |
3,544 people |
| 13. |
to become a production designer
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6 people |
| 14. |
teach in Korea
1 cheer |
7 people |
| 15. |
go to Korea
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98 people |
How I did it: My friend Claire was teaching out there and I decided that visiting her before she came back meant I'd definitely go. Then, as I was talking about it, my friend Dave decided he was coming too as we'd all been at uni together. So we just booked flights and then sorted out everything else around that! Read how I did it…
This is tied to the no motivation thing. I seem to find myself as the typical jack of all trades, master of none. As there is so much I want to do, I don’t seem to be able to focus on anything, which leads to the ridiculous predicament of learning none of them. I suppose steadily ploughing through each thing one by one could be the way forward.
I find that motivation comes in waves. I can spend two weeks completely devoted to a project and then have no desire to work on it or do anything else for the next six months. I do find that an inspirational story or a film can really help boost motivation so I suppose I ought to try to motivate myself when I know I need to. But without the motivation to motivate myself…...help! I’m being eaten by a vicious circle!
I gave up and it was surprisingly easy. The biggest thing is keeping it up. Every time you go out and you think ‘I’ll just have on, just this once’, try to hold out and save it for later or next time. I did that the first few times I stopped having one on the way to work. It’s a 15 minute walk and I’d spend the entire time thinking ‘in a minute’ or ‘not now’ or ‘just hold out’ and I’d manage not to have one. You do need patience but once you’re free of it you’ll be so much happier.
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saritaladybug wants to Floss Every Day
hang my photography in a gallery
get out of debt for good
Get MCSE
Learn to play the guitar
become famous
clean the garage
Watch the entirety of Twin Peaks on DVD
make a photo collage
keep my blog updated
buy a car
learn Korean
become a hitman
make my own prom dress
visit london
try absinthe
obtain dual citizenship
Onniona wants to stop biting my nails
snorkel the Great Barrier Reef
Learn to play the piano
soft_anonymous wants to live simply
be a vegetarian
learn 3D Studio Max
learn to play the Charlie Brown theme song on the piano
live and work in South Africa
