
21 May Train Yourself for Everyday Adventure: How to Become Smarter, Stronger & More Attractive
“Adventure is not outside man; it is within.” ― George Eliot
In about an hour, Chelsea and I are going to touch down in Athens to kick off a few weeks of exploring a handful of small Greek islands with two of our closest friends. Right about now is when I start to get ridiculously giddy with excitement.
So I figured today’s an appropriate time to talk about adventure.
Not just because of where we’re headed, but because I know adventure is the best catalyst for making my own discoveries and for cultivating and pursuing The Spark, which we talked about last week.
This starts with making The Three C’s (Consume, Connect, Create) a daily ritual so new ideas get the chance to not only show up, but grow into what’s possible.
But really, it all comes back to one word – adventure.
When making decisions – big or small, in daily life or out across the world – I always come back to a simple question…
“Will this likely lead to more adventure?”
When the answer is yes, I explore.
I also know that I’ve never come up with a decent idea while sitting in the office staring at a screen.
The best ideas come when I get outside of my own damn head – whether that happens miles into a trail run, sharing a beer in a new place with an old friend (or complete stranger) or perhaps alongside a river in Patagonia while fly fishing with my dad. (That’s where the idea of Live Your Legend first came to be – one of the 14 ways world travel made me an entrepreneur.)
This is what’s fueled my snowballing addiction for seeing new places, which is why Chelsea and I spend a couple of months a year exploring, writing and working our way through different countries. Even though it’s impossible to know where it’s headed, it’s always worth it.
Adventures of all sizes brainwash what’s possible, weave new people into our world and breathe life into creations we’d likely never have given a second thought. Not to mention the priceless perspective that comes with the price of admission.
Get outside your usual experiences, and you nail the three C’s without even realizing it’s happening.
Plus, a good adventure will make you smarter, stronger and more attractive…
My good friend Tyler Tervooren of Riskology.co just did a fantastic TEDx talk in Portland on that very topic. His storytelling skills and examples are incredible. Give it a watch below. I have a feeling it will get you out doing something interesting. He just got back from running a marathon in Antarctica, the last stop on his challenge to knock off 7 marathons on 7 continents, so the timing for the talk seems about right…
Here’s Tyler Tervooren’s TEDx on How Adventure Makes You Smarter, Stronger and Attractive:
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Adventure Isn’t Something You Do, It’s Something You Are
My favorite definition of adventure is this: “daring and exciting activity calling for enterprise and enthusiasm”. But this can happen on the smallest of levels, and that’s where it must start – with anything that involves exploring something new.
Sure, scaling a mountain or visiting a foreign land will open up ideas and possibility you’d likely never imagine. And I hope you’ll fuel that addiction as much as a lot of our community of Living Legends seems to do these days.
But adventure can happen every day – if you let it. It’s the lens through which we see and approach the world. It’s the decision to wander into a new part of your hometown without directions, to show up someplace interesting as a complete stranger, or to put a creation of yours into the world to see what happens.
It’s a decision and commitment to consistently explore what’s possible – and what could be done differently. It’s a choice to act in a way that makes serendipity a near certainty.
At times, that might take you to a small fishing village in Greece. On another day, it may simply lead you to finally having a conversation about your crazy idea with someone other than yourself.
As long as you’re exploring, you’ll have a story worth telling.
The thing about adventure is that things go wrong. The shit can hit the fan. It’s inevitable. But eventually that becomes a part of the reason you set off in the first place. You expect it. And instead of uncertainty being a catalyst for fear, it becomes one for excitement and possibility.
Without knowing it, you train yourself to welcome the unknown. And that’s when you start to realize that things can also go surprisingly right – in ways you couldn’t think up before you started. Suddenly those crazy ideas stop feeling quite so crazy. Instead, they feel and become real.
So, I have to ask… What was your last adventure? And where’s your next one? Big or small, tell us in the comments.
Ours starts in about an hour as we navigate a foreign subway to meet a man by the name of Yiannis, whom we found through Airbnb, to rent his apartment in central Athens for the next two nights.
Sure, we could have booked a hotel and showed up in a taxi, but where’s the adventure in that?
I choose adventure,
-Scott
P.S. To kick things off, give Tyler’s talk a watch. Then come back and let us know where it takes you!
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Image Credit: Chelsea exploring the caves off Railay Beach, Thailand during or trip last year.
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Pat O'Hara
Posted at 18:20h, 21 MayI find so many of these entrepreneur blogs to be frankly full of crap and feel like an overly obvious sales pitch. Lots of the posts on your blog actually have great advice along with being motivating. I finally am commenting because this particular subject (travel, adventure) is something i have been preaching for years and its awesome to see it show up on this sort of blog. Keep up the good work!
Scott
Posted at 20:45h, 23 MayWell I’m glad to hear you’ve decided to join us Pat – and that we don’t fall into the crowd you first described! Lots of adventure to come…
Abeng Medrano
Posted at 18:29h, 21 MayPhilippines:
Jan. – Siquijor Island,
Feb. – Laiya, Batangas,
Mar. – Puerto Galera,
April – Morong, Bataan,
May – Morong, Bataan and this
June – Boracay Island.
My goal is to travel every month this year. But since the rainy season is coming, I have to stop for some months. I suggest you explore Philippines, you’ll love it here. 🙂
Scott
Posted at 20:46h, 23 MayNow that sounds like some good adventure. And this is why I love this community so damn much!
Kevin
Posted at 18:34h, 21 MayAh Adventure! I’ve been doing it my whole life and it never gets old. Great article and it should inspire everyone to get out there and do something awesome. I like your description of the giddy feeling before the fun begins.
I’m excited to feel that again as my new adventure begins, a family sabbatical to Europe! We plan on flying to France in September and then slow travel our way through Italy, Germany, and then the UK. We’ve visited Europe before but this time we are going to take as much time as needed to accomplish some personal goals. My wife is growing her business, my kids will be exposed to new places and languages. I’ll be undertaking more of a spiritual journey during my sabbatical. Our time is precious and I can’t wait to devote a year to my children and my inner life. I love my work but it tends to be stressful and I’ve decided a break is necessary. Plus this is going to be an incredible adventure!
Enjoy your time in Greece!
Scott
Posted at 20:53h, 23 MayThis is incredible Kevin! Chelsea and I were just strategizing our year long adventure next year as we did a little wine tasting overlooking Santorini last night. The prospect of travel is so fun! Even while you’re traveling ;). But nothing beats getting out on the actual adventure. Man we have so much to learn from your family though (given that ours still just consists of us two) – so refreshing to hear you taking the time to do the things you know you’d regret not doing – and not letting any of the easy excuses keep you back. I cannot wait to hear your adventure unfold!
Kim
Posted at 19:57h, 21 MayVery timely as usual, Scott!
My next adventure is a new job (fingers crossed that it works out). It’s doing what I love (imagine that). I just got word that the owner says it’s a go, so tomorrow we’re hashing out the details. This wasn’t completely out of the blue — this month. I’ve been waiting on confirmation since mid-April, when it was a surprise offer. That means I’ve had time to ponder it from all angles and make sure it’s the right move. It is.
I’m the type of person, though, who still balks at leaving a steady-but-soul-sucking job out of misplaced loyalty (to coworkers), no matter how many times in the last week I was saying “I need to get outta here.” There’s always a small part of me giving me the buts. But this. But that. But the other thing.
I’m doing my best to ignore that part of me. 🙂
I’m grateful to you for the idea of stepping out into serendipity (or its general vicinity). Looking back, I can see that’s how I have operated my whole life, and it’s very interesting to realize that I’ve made choices in the last few months, after doing How To Connect With Anyone, that have put me right here, in this space where I want to be. And since “Adventure” is one of my ten values, as I sit here and wonder if it’s better to stay safely on the sidelines in a crappy job that provides a good paycheck, there’s Serendipity all over again:
“Will this likely lead to more adventure?”
Yes. Yes it will.
No brainer.
Scott
Posted at 20:56h, 23 MayWell a huge congrats to you on having a pretty obvious decision to make Kim – and being so clear about it! Well earned and deserved. Nothing makes me happier to read than stories like yours. I’d say you’re doing a damn good job of ignoring those buts. Nicely done and let us know where the new adventure leads!
David Archibald
Posted at 20:57h, 21 MayHi, thought I’d comment… this really hits the right note for me!
You mentioned the inevitable shit-on-fan that comes with adventuring and exploring, which made me think about a little mantra I use when such stuff starts flying. I don’t know if I’ve heard it elsewhere or if it’s something of my own creation. It is “Tragedy Begets Memory.”
See, if I think of all the road trips I’ve taken my two young boys on, the ones that pop to memory are those that DIDN’T go as planned. Like the time I started them on a downhill mountain bike trail that was beyond their capability, on a day that was far beneath a desirable temperature. We walked our bikes much of the way, there was grumbling and crying, but we made it intact. And my boys got a small victory, a small strengthening, and a MAJOR memory.
Thanks for the work you put in to strengthening others.
Scott
Posted at 20:58h, 23 MayI love that mantra David! And you’re so right – it’s almost like all those good or ‘normal’ times just blend in, but the ones we never forget are the ones we could have never scripted in the first place. They’ll only happen if you decide to get out and explore – and welcome the ‘mishaps’. You sound like the kind of father I’d like to be one day.
Vanja
Posted at 22:27h, 21 MayHi Scott
Once again a great article. Maybe you find some time to visit Croatia as well, why you’re in the region!? I am actually hoping I will be able to combine travel and work on my next big adventure, and the whole theme is very much inspired by the LYL topic and a local meeting back in February. Maybe so of you want to go for it as well there is still time. Swiss Airlines is offering a travellers/bloggers dream job on http://www.theswissexplorer.com. You get to travel and test their service for 6 months and get paid for it.
If you are not interested yourself. Feel free to check my application and let me know if you like it:
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Have a great time in Greece
Phedra
Posted at 23:32h, 21 MayHi Scott!
I live in Greece on a small Island called Leros, in the Dodecanese, near Kos and Rhodos. It is an amazing island. A pure jewel. (with plane it’s 50 min from athens)
A quiet place with authenticity, conserved from the mass tourism.
Small tavernas where you can eat fresh delicious fish, nice walks on the hills, beautiful sunsets,…
Take a look at the pictures:
https://www.google.gr/search?q=leros&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=PpZ9U9W_IYnY0QXYtICoAg&sqi=2&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=1173&bih=798
I would be very glad to meet you, so if you have time, come over to chill out.
Phedra.
Scott
Posted at 21:03h, 23 MayYour island looks incredible Phedra. I’d love to make it out that way if our trip were a little longer. But perhaps during next year’s adventure…
I’m writing this from a little balcony overlooking Fira and Santorini and I can’t begin to describe how surreal, majestic, gorgeous, breathtaking this place is. Around every corner is something I have to snap a picture of. I’m in total awe. Makes me fully appreciate what you’re describing.
And this morning the four of us are off to hike the coast from Fira to Oia for lunch. Absolutely blown away over here…
Phedra
Posted at 09:45h, 24 MayIm so happy for you guys! Enjoy every single moment of your adventure 😉
Tope Fabusola
Posted at 00:04h, 22 MayLet me tell you how timely this post is: I have a journey to embark on tomorrow. Destination? I know the state, but that is about all I know for now. Which means there are so mysteries to unravel tomorrow.
It is a bit crazy because I have to look my best because I am one of the Men in Suit on a wedding the day after tomorrow. That is, I have to battle stress and all, Get to the destination in time, freshen up for the next day, maybe explore that remote town a bit (Yes, I must! This post just made sure of that!), then look my best for the D-Day.
Oh, I can not wait!
Scott
Posted at 21:05h, 23 MayLove it – you gotten see at least a tiny bit of that town, then enjoy the party!
Carlin
Posted at 03:01h, 22 MayI’ve been touring Europe for the last month and half but only the major cities. Recently I’ve been getting this feeling that I should go backpacking somewhere exotic and a little dangerous so I’m thinking the Amazon rainforest. This video also inspired me to go ahead and try to implement one of my product ideas even if I have to compete with existing products.
Scott
Posted at 21:06h, 23 MayMusic to my ears Carlin. Here’s to this being just the beginning – and congrats on creating and getting something out into the world!
Michael
Posted at 04:52h, 22 MayHi Scott,
I hope you and Chelsea have a awesome time on your holiday. I myself decided way back in Jan this year that I wanted to do something exciting and to push myself out of my comfort zone. So I searched the internet for adventure holidays that not to many people do. I first found a website of a guy that organizes 1000 mile journeys. He was organizing to take around 12 people on a 1000 mile walk across the Gobi desert in Mongolia. It takes around 55 days and you had to book a place by January. I was not able to get time off work to do it then. I may not have completed the whole journey, but I just really wanted to do something that would really challenge me. I ended finding another adventure holiday, not as challenging. But still will be an awesome adventure. In a few months time I will be traveling to Amsterdam to become a crew member of a Tall Ship. I will be helping to sail the ship from Amsterdam all the way down to Chili. It is going to take around 80 days to complete. I get to climb up the masks to help set the sails. I hate heights, but that is part of the adventure. The biggest boat that I have been on is a small 8 person fishing boat. So it is going to be an awesome adventure sailing on a big Tall Ship. I expect I will on some occasions be hanging over the side of the ship throwing my guts up. But that will also be part of the adventure as well. I will be taking with me my Nikon SLR, video camera and GoPro. So when I get back Scott I will post some of the photos and videos for everyone to see. Before I start this trip I will be attending the World Domination Summit first. I am looking forward to both trips very much and can’t wait for it all to begin. Cheers Michael
Scott
Posted at 21:09h, 23 MayNow that’s what I call some adventure! And I just googled Tall Ship. That thing is huge! Can’t wait to see the video and here the stories. And perhaps trade some ideas out at WDS before you head off! So impressed…
Michael
Posted at 20:54h, 24 MayLooking forward to meeting you in person at the WDS as well Scott. Only 46 days 10 hrs and 5 minutes to go.
Cheers
Michael
Andi
Posted at 06:07h, 22 MayHi Scott- Any chance you might share your adventure when you return? Planning a Greece trip and would love ideas!
Scott
Posted at 21:09h, 23 MayGreat call. We’re taking good notes as we go!
Megan Cicerone
Posted at 06:26h, 22 MayI loved this article so much! I’m a sophomore in HighSchool right now, and I’m not in a position for intercontinental travel, but it’s a really good reminder to live everyday creatively.
I just got accepted into a program where I spend half the school day at another school learning about music. It’s one of my biggest adventure so far- but reading this helps me understand that even the bikeride with my Dad I’m going on can be a source of inspiration.
Thanks for posting this and taking your time to care about us!
Scott
Posted at 21:11h, 23 MayWow – way to get on this nice and early Megan! I can only imagine where that will lead. Makes me very happy to know you’re with us. I love the idea of music as adventure btw!
Devyn Price
Posted at 08:29h, 22 MaySuch an inspirational article! Thank you for sharing it with us. This is exactly the kind of person I wish to be.
I feel like as a mother of young children, travel adventure is out of the picture (I don’t enjoy bringing my children on long journeys and they don’t like it either.) But I have never felt more alive when I went traveling and I’m hoping to bring more adventure to my everyday life. Though I might not be able to take a trip around the world at this time, there are so many adventures in my own community that I can be a part of. I’ve already started exploring my options through meetup.com. Since I started, I’ve learned parkour, circus performance, rock climbing, paleo dining, met other entrepreneurs and have become much more social in the process.
I am much happier now and I would love to continue this trend of exploration and adventuring!
Scott
Posted at 21:13h, 23 MayNow this is exactly what I’m talking about Devyn – way to embrace the local adventure and be the example! Makes me want to get out and explore a bit more around San Francisco 🙂
Jeremy
Posted at 10:26h, 22 MayI’m on a new adventure of recording and uploading piano videos to YouTube! 😀
Scott
Posted at 21:13h, 23 MayLove it!
Mike Goncalves
Posted at 11:49h, 22 MayGreat stuff Scott. The really cool thing about this article and your recommendations is that adventure is available to anyone of us. It’s not just about traveling to far away places and different countries, adventure can happen right in your own backyard without going anywhere. It’s available to all of us. Like you said, “wander into a new part of your hometown without directions”. Boom! Instead adventure. Acting in a way that makes serendipity a near certainty. Really good stuff. Enjoy Greece… Cheers!
Scott
Posted at 21:14h, 23 MayThat’s the beauty of it Mike – and always where it has to start. With what you decide to do today. That’s the fun part. No waiting necessary…
Greg Manley
Posted at 11:55h, 22 MayRan the New York City Marathon for my 52nd birthday – first one. My second is next week in Calgary. August, I am running a 260km Ultra Marathon – the Trans Gaspesia 2014 – that is a marathon a day for 6 days. that leaves two to make it an even ten for my 53rd birthday. Thanks Scott – you started me on this journey!
Scott
Posted at 21:16h, 23 MayYeahhhh Greg! You bring a whole new definition to the word progress. Incredible to see where you’re comes since we first crossed paths. Now you’re giving Ray Zahab and the impossible2Possible crew a run for their money! Please keep us posted…
Greg Manley
Posted at 11:31h, 24 MayHi Scott – I have a long way to go to catch Ray, but he is helping me prepare for the TransGaspesia Ultra. It has been an amazing year since CWA. My network of truly amazing people has increased exponentially. I have met some really incredible inspiring people over the last year. If you told me a year ago I would not only be running marathons but ultra-marathons I would have laughed! Scott I have you to thank for this incredible journey. Your positive outlook on life is a huge inspiration to us all. It just goes to prove that a slight attitude adjustment and simply believing in yourself every day, you can accomplish amazing things. I certainly have pushed way beyond my perceived limits over the last year! Thanks again!
maria
Posted at 12:07h, 22 MayWhat an article. I loved the video. It’s great when some people put your own thoughts into words.
I am leaving on saturday on a 25 day trip to Germany and Belgium which wasn’t going to be that long initially and I will be completely broke by the end of it. But I know I will have figured out more things when it finishes, than what I do now.
It never crossed my mind until now, but I really think some people look up to me for travelling that much (i’ve also planned another trip for July). I do look more attractive to them I think.
And I hope to inspire them like you inspire us.
Thank you
Maria – Athens, Greece
p.s. i’m on Air BnB too
Scott
Posted at 21:19h, 23 MayI wish we would have known you were out in Athens Maria! We absolutely loved that city.
As for being broke at the end of your journey – I’d say that has a lot to do with how you define the words broke and rich…
I’d say you’re doing things about right 🙂
Jan Powers
Posted at 12:19h, 22 MayI just wanted to comment because I love adventuring and traveling especially when I can do it with close friends or family.
Last weekend I volunteered for the International Biscuit Festival in Knoxville, TN (http://biscuitfest.com). It was quite an adventure and exciting. I was running back and forth to booths and helping with selling merchandise and biscuits!
Adventure and traveling is such a blessing and great to experience.
Scott
Posted at 21:21h, 23 MayOk, this sounds amazing Jan! I love a good biscuit – and it makes me smile knowing there’s a festival to celebrate them… Good adventuring indeed!
Gina
Posted at 12:58h, 22 MayI love that you say adventure isn’t something you do, it’s something you are! For a quite a long time I was pretty adventure-less or “settled in my little world” out comfort, fear, lack of vitality, whatever the excuse, it was just that; an excuse. All the while knowing my true self was lost inside and desperately searching for a way out. That self that craves uncertainty, exploration, new experiences, connections, always had and always will. My last adventure, (which is still going since I’m still exploring) was to move to Colorado this past month and live everyday taking everything the new environment has to offer. Hiked Mount Sanitas for the first time yesterday, got caught in a rainstorm at the top (priceless) and for six months after hip surgery, I did pretty good. My next adventure, is to put myself out there, a new business, a new career, and to continue to live life to the fullest with passion, purpose and zero excuses!
Scott
Posted at 21:26h, 23 MayIncredible Gina! It’s fun to think of how many easy ways there could be to talk yourself out of the things you’re doing. But instead you lean right into it and I’m sure are blowing a lot of people’s minds in the process (your own being the most important one of course). Congrats on yesterday’s summit!
Anna
Posted at 15:12h, 24 MayThanks for another great post Scott, hope you and Chelsea are having a blast.
You just made me realise something- I’ve recently dared to open my own business;
but instead of enjoying this new journey, being curious and inviting- I got stuck in worry and stress.
What’s the point of starting and adventure than?
Serious course correction undertaken.
Stephanie
Posted at 19:54h, 24 MayGreat post and video, Scott! I’m so excited to follow along on the travel adventures you and Chelsea are having! I loved hearing the story about going to Russia and being able to creatively deal with the person asking for a bribe. I lived in Russia twice and encountered a lot of challenging things, which all made me stronger! I met amazing people there and throughout the world. I love when people ask me about my travels, and I have the chance to “myth-bust” and tell them how amazing, kind and welcoming I’ve found the people of the world to be. My next adventure is to start my own life coaching business! I’ve been talking about it for years, but kept staying in my “safe” corporate job. I am finally taking concrete steps to develop my business plan for my coaching business. I’m looking forward to helping people identify their strengths and learn how to live more authentic lives! Thanks for your ongoing words of inspiration and support!
Robrecht
Posted at 03:51h, 25 MayThanks for sharing this piece of advice and the Tedx talk. I thoroughly enjoyed it and even got emotional. My last adventure was a year abroad in New Zealand or perhaps my first olympic distance traithlon I did 2 years ago.
In any case this post made me realise I’ve been putting of my next adventure for too long. Time to start taking steps again… commenting here would be the first step.
Thanks again.
Kind regards
Rob
maira
Posted at 13:49h, 25 MayI am in final year of highschool and I dont have enough budget to travel and all but I love having adventure so I thought I would just go around the city and help them out…its not that adventurous but still its about getting up, doing and thinking right?…i am from pakistan and alot people do need help and all due to poverty….I love travelling and I want to explore the world! Your blog is beyond amazing. ..I am at start of my life and I want to make something good out of it! I am definitely going to check your blog daily! Have a great day and take care 🙂
Jeroen24
Posted at 02:52h, 26 MayPrevious adventure: hang out with Live your legend local participant by trying the traditional folkdance and afterward eating pancakes at her sister’s place
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Posted at 14:04h, 26 MayMy last adventure was working as a barista in a lodge at a ski resort in Utah, USA. It was awesome because all of the people were pretty like minded; they loved adventure, sports, and having a good time. Occasionally I felt like I could possibly become an alcoholic thanks to all of the parties, but I loved how the ski bum culture was so fun and care-free! I got to ski almost everyday before or after work, and of course on days off.
The best parts were the full moon parties we had. We would hike up the mountain at night and the full moon would reflect off of the snow and illuminate the entire resort. We would drink, set off fireworks, build a camp fire (some people jumped over it on skis), then we would ski down to our lodge. It was a great experience that I will never forget!
My next adventure is going to be volunteering at a Buddhist Dharma Center in California. I’m ready to cleanse my body, mind, and soul (especially after all of the partying I did on my last adventure). I think this adventure will also be a life changing experience. I’m really looking forward to it.
The thing I love about living and working to travel is that you get to live several different lives. I have noticed that I’m a different version of myself in the various places I travel. For me this is the best way to learn. The world is my classroom and the people I meet are my teachers. 🙂
I wish everyone the best of luck on their adventures! I look forward to reading about them for inspiration!
chris
Posted at 10:51h, 27 MayI used to be a flight attendant so I traveled a lot. I’ve learned so much about different cultures, traditions, religions, people and so on…I still love travelling and there are still so many places I haven’t seen however they are on my list of places to visit.
The last big adventure was just few month ago, Caribbean Cruise for our honeymoon :-). We visited 5 different countries however our wedding was the biggest adventure so far, which took place in Zanzibar 🙂 Next adventure will be our friends wedding in August in Lebanon in Beirut.
Patrick Wong
Posted at 18:05h, 28 MayI will be heading to an island off Malaysia in a week’s time. My usual practice is to plan my daily itinerary from the time I arrive until I depart. What local sights to visit, where the good food is, where the hidden gems are, etc. But after reading your article, I’m just going to leave it as it is. Board my plane, catch a ride and see what comes next. Let the adventure begin and feel what’s on the other side of living. Thanks, Scott!
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Posted at 23:47h, 28 MayI love water diving, Its a great adventure for me and when i dive in the water i feel that i am so energetic an strong.
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Posted at 16:53h, 01 JuneOrganic farming is a passion of mine, so my plan is to spend all of 2015 living and working on organic farms in Europe (with WWOOF international). What better way to travel and get practical experience, plus learn a new language or two? Thank you Scott for the inspiration. It is exciting (and motivating!) to see others live their dreams — this encourages me not to wait any longer.
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