Unseen is probably the most under-appreciated potential career path out there. It’s something that many people are afraid to do because it’s so difficult to see yourself doing it. But fear not, friends! You can still do this thing if you really want to – and if you know where to look. The top 10 things you should always do every day is a list of things that you can do every day, no matter how unlikely it seems. It’s not a request; it’s a fact! And we know that we all need a littleLOL over-stimulation once in a while, right? That’s why here at work we have unseeable activities and challenges as part of our daily routine.
10: Toy Voyaging
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We humans are visual creatures; this is something that we are very good at, and it’s something that many people can see and do all day every day. But, in many cases, we don’t even know it! We have no idea how other people see us. Well, your average 12-year-old girl might have a silly idea about how other people see her, but an adult will often think about you in a much more thought-provoking way.
As a child, there was always this one activity that was talked about and fantasized about by every single person in the world. It would be the most talked about thing in every culture in which you were located. It was probably going to be the most talked about activity in your own culture, too. It’s almost as if everyone else has a general idea of what you’re like, but they don’t know what to say or do about it – so it creeps them out a little bit!
So if you want to be the most popular person in the world, then take the time to figure this out. Just don’t let it get to you! Ask yourself this question: “What is it about me that people love to talk about?” If you tell people that you love to travel, for example, they’re going to be surprised at how many questions you can answer!
9: Newsraiding
We’re all constantly looking for new things to report about, and for many of us, it can feel like the entire world is gettingter. So, naturally, there’s always the need for newsraiding. This is when you’re looking for interesting things to report about that are not yet online. It makes sense that news reporting would be a good thing to do; it can be a very calming activity.
You can report on things like metros, museums, and festivals that you’ve been to. You can also report on things that you’ve been taking part in, like yoga retreats and art exhibits. If you’re interested in a specific topic or word, you can always start looking it up online. There’s no telling what other people might find interesting or telling them about you that you haven’t yet written up.
8: Extreme Ironing
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Remember those days when you would never wear a button-down collar on a cold winter’s day? How about a sweater that would never go out of style? Or a sweater that you would never, ever, ever, be able to take off? Well, you can still do these things – and do it faster!
This is what extreme ironing is about. It’s putting on a full-blown button-down collar, when you usually wear a polo shirt on a cold day. It’s doing things like buttoning the front, cinching the back, and ironing the lining the day before. It’s an invaluable skill for any job where you’re dealing with cold weather.
7: Element Collecting
This is what we call an “in-the-know” hobby. It’s something that we’ve always been interested in, but we’ve always felt like we don’t know how to do it. We’ve always wanted to be part of something more than ourselves, so we thought it would be fun to participate in something that could help us get to the next level.
You can become a master at any one activity, but being a master at any two is something else. At one point in your life, you probably thought, “I could never do that!”, but then you realized that you could do anything! Even if you had to pick up a pencil and hand it to every person you met!
This is what we mean when we talk about being able to do everything we do every day. From unseeable tasks to uniting with the world’s most popular culture, here are the top ten things you need to do every day.
6: Competitive Duck Herding
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This one’s a no-brainer. If you want to be part of something more than yourself, then join a sport that you’re passionate about. There are so many ways to join an adventure sport like canoe, kayak, sail, or windsurf. There’s something about being in the water with other people that you love doing.
If you want to be a part of something more than yourself, then join a sport that you’re passionate about. There are so many ways to join an adventure sport like canoe, kayak, sail, or windsurf. There’s something about being in the water with other people that you love doing.
If you want to be a part of something more than yourself, then join a sport that you’re passionate about. There are so many ways to join an adventure sport like canoe, kayak, sail, or windsurf. There’s something about being in the water with other people that you love doing.
5: Tree Shaping
This may seem like a simple thing to do, but it’s something that we all fail to do. We’re pretty good at finding the perfect planting spots, but when it comes down to it, we don’t actually have the energy or energy to plant trees!
This is something that we all go out of our way to avoid doing. Perhaps we have the perfect spot in mind, but it simply isn’t there. Perhaps we have plans for the upcoming spring planting, but then we find it rather challenging to keep from adding more pillars and branches to the already huge pile of fallen trees!
This is something that we all go out of our way to avoid doing. Perhaps we have the perfect spot in mind, but it simply isn’t there. Perhaps we have plans for the upcoming spring planting, but then we find it rather challenging to keep from adding more pillars and branches to the already huge pile of fallen trees!
4: Benchmarking
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This is something that we all think we should do at some point in our lives, even if we don’t want to. Whether you want to do it every day or not, it’s a necessary part of life. But, when we’re not doing it, it can feel very encouraging and uplifting to know that we have a small step forward to take each day.
This is something that we all think we should do at some point in our lives, even if we don’t want to. Whether you want to do it every day or not, it’s a necessary part of life. But, when we’re not doing it, it can feel very encouraging and uplifting to know that we have a small step forward to take each day.
3: Hikaru Dorodango AKA Dirt Polishing
Hikaru Dorodango, also known as dirt polishing, is a hobby that involves creating shiny, smooth spheres of compacted dirt. The hobby is believed to have originated in Japan, where it is known as Dorodango, which roughly translates to “mud ball.” The process of creating a Dorodango is simple yet time-consuming, it involves mixing a small amount of water and clay with a larger amount of dirt to form a ball, then continuously smoothing and compacting it until it becomes shiny and smooth.
2: Hikaru Dorodango AKA Dirt Polishing
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We are allentalfully and completelyComputer controlled. We are always trying to make everything better, and we are often frustrated by the fact that we still don’t have all the shortcuts that we always want to take. We often feel like we need to take out a full-page ad in the New York Times to get people to see what we do.
This is one of those things that we all have to do at some point in our lives, but we just don’t know when or how we’re going to do it. Sometimes it’s on the internet; other times it
1: Geocaching
Geocaching is a modern day treasure hunt that takes participants into the great outdoors in search of hidden caches. Using Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology, seekers search for caches that have been created and hidden by fellow geocachers. Once a geocacher has located the cache, they log their find, often signing a logbook database or writing a message and returns the cache to its hiding spot for other geocachers to discover. For this hobby, persistence and a keen eye can pay off with found treasure!