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rules of adventure
9 Trust and Surrender
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When we stop trying to control everything, we open up to the goodness the universe has planned for us. Maybe what's coming is even better than you expected!
My story
Got a lot of things wrong, but the adventure thing I got right
Got to live overseas for 7 years, climb lots of mountains, explore 6 continents,
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Learned that living a life of adventure is all in your mind. We think it's money and time, but really it's us.
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6 Choose wisely.
You can't do all the things, even if you have unlimited time and money.
By saying no to good things, you make room for great things
This year, I really started saying no more, and it has made my adventure life so much better!
These days, I really consider who I'm going with as much as what I'm doing.
5 Enjoy the journey, or don't go at all
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If you're not going to love the journey — the people, the place, the whole experience — cancel the trip and eat the cost. It's not worth it.
7 Be a leader
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Other people may not come with you, and that's OK.
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Do amazing things, and see who it attracts into your life.
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4 Embrace discomfort
You will never, ever feel ready. Your brain isn't programmed that way.
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Best strategy: allow this discomfort to be there. Your brain is just doing it's job! Use mind body strategies like breathwork to quiet down the noise.
1 No regrets
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You are not going to lay on your deathbed and congratulate yourself for saving money, saving vacation days, playing it safe
Think you don't have the time or money to live a life of adventure? Then maybe it's time to get out of your own way! Believe it or not, most of the limitations in our lives don't come from outside of us. They actually come from our own heads. And the good news about that is that once we're aware of them, we can release them. So in today's episode, I'm going to share with you my 9 rules of living a life of adventure. Warning: listening to this episode may inspire you to sell all of your possessions and walk across Mongolia with $20 in your pocket. And actually, that sounds like a lot of fun. So buckle up, here we go.