034: Expanding Your Horizon

Hey <<First Name>>,

Welcome to the 34^th edition of the MayWeather Newsletter series, a weekly newsletter where I share my thoughts and new ideas on things that I learn on personal productivity; somewhere between due diligence, good thinking and note-taking.

Every other day, I say to myself: row your boat, chase butterflies and dip cookies in milk. To me, this means adventure.

It's a subtle way to remind myself that I can do something because I love it. An adventurous life is a life well lived! It’s about being all you can be, grabbing life by the horns and experiencing as much as you possibly can. It’s about having diverse experiences that create a handful of memories and a broader perspective to life.

It's a good day to challenge yourself and your beliefs about you! You can start by exploring your own physical and mental abilities – what you can and cannot do. It is important that your mindset affords you the opportunity to evolve.

You don't necessarily have to go skydiving or swimming across the Atlantic Ocean to live an adventurous life. You just need to explore new skills and something new for yourself. If you love your life, don’t waste time. Invest your time in what you really want.

That's how to get started.
Expand your horizon.

Principles
Ray Dalio

Adopting principles without giving them much thought can expose you to the risk of acting in ways that are inconsistent with your goals and your nature. Ray was quite clear on how you can put your honest thoughts (work and life) on the table for everyone to see.

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