_Things worth pursuing in life_
1.Making many friends.
It will make you realize why you shouldn’t make many friends.
2.Gift something to your parents with your first salary.
Trust me, the sheer joy you’ll see on their faces will be something you will cherish for the rest of your life.
3.Dance like nobody’s watching, that too in a stranger’s wedding.
Your most enjoyable dance is going to take place.
4.Give your share of food to someone else.
This might keep you hungry for a night but you would be satisfied with pride and respect for yourself.
5.Have kids.
You’ll realize that time comes and goes, now it’s someone else’s turn to enjoy.
6.Live for few days as if in poverty.
You’ll understand how lucky you are to have these resources which half of the world doesn’t.
7.Do charity without mentioning on social media.
You will experience what helping someone actually means.
8..Wave at school going children in a van.
Those kids will wave back at you and there would be a priceless smile on their faces (including you too).
9.Donate blood.
The satisfaction you’ll get after donating your blood is just speechless.
10.Stay away from your parents for sometime.
You will understand their importance in life coz one’s value is understood only when one’s gone.
11.Go for a seven day trek.
You will be amazed to see that you can live happily without so many things.
12.Lose something or someone.
If you don’t experience what losing feels like, you won’t grow.
13.Challenge your body, physically. Push your limits.
Doing this in a consistent basis is one of the most rewarding things one can ever dedicate to themselves.
14.Fall in love at first sight.
It teaches you the difference between physical attraction and true love.
15.Experience a breakdown.
It teaches you how to get yourself up again when you fall.
16.Read, read and read.
It expand your knowledge. It doesn’t have to be a book, it can be articles, magazines...
17.Leave an answer incomplete.
People will point that out in the comment section which will teach you that people focus on negatives more than the positives.
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