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I seek adventure

Life is a jumble of activities. There is work, home life, and all sorts of unexpected events. If I am not careful, my life can become an endless list of tasks to complete. Although I want to achieve many goals, I also desire adventure in my life.

 

Seeking excitement brings balance to a life filled with required activities. Balancing the unknown with the known makes for a more interesting life experience.

 

I believe that my goal to cultivate exciting experiences helps me to find some of the most wonderful things in life. Choosing to carry a sense of excitement livens up my day.

 

I can experience adventure in many ways other than taking an expensive trip. Adventure is found in the most unobtrusive places, like in a nearby park or just by taking a walk in my neighborhood.

 

I recognize that joy and excitement can be found in all kinds of places and situations. I look for adventure through simple acts like extending a hand to new friends or taking on a fresh project at work or home.


I understand that I must first seek adventure in order to have any. Exploring my world is a wonderful aspect of life. Just thinking about my excitement over new things brings me much happy anticipation. I enjoy my life more because I look for adventure every day.

 

Today, I renew my promise to myself to seek adventure. I feel excited about the possibility of discovering and experiencing new things in my everyday life.

 

Self-Reflection Questions:

 

1.     Do I look for adventure? If not, why not?

2.     When was the last time I took part in something that was truly adventurous? How did I feel about the experience?

3.     What can I do to ensure that I often seek and experience exciting new things?

 

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As always, stay blessed and live your life Enthusiastically!!

  

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