As we enter into March, I challenge you to do a few of these things throughout the month. At least one, but if you are brave enough try them all!
1. Reach out to a old friend
Lost touch with somebody you used to be really close to? Reach out to them this month. If you got into an argument that was never resolved, or she/he got into a relationship and your friendship fell off; nothing is wrong with shooting them a text. Just asking how somebody is doing and seeing what they been up to is harmless. Be the bigger person! You’ll feel great.
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2. Land yourself a internship or job
We’re only two months away from the end of the semester. You know what that means; heading home for the summer. Spice up your summer a little bit and find an interesting internship, study abroad, or new job. Don’t be closed minded! Go live in a different state or city for the summer; you never know who you can run into or what opportunities you’ll receive.
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3. Accomplish something off of your 2018 goal list!
Remember those goals that we created in the beginning of the year? Or that New Year’s Resolution. Take a look back on them and reflect. What could you be doing differently or improving on? Better late than never! Don’t wait until tomorrow to start.
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4. Start a new hobby
Try something new. You may have a talent that you aren’t aware of. Paint, try photography, go hiking, or try out a new sport.
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5. Book a trip
After a school year of hard work, you deserve a trip. (If you went away for Spring Break, nothing is wrong with a second trip)! Gather some friends, find a Air BnB, or a cheap hotel to all split the cost, and then book your flight. People spend a lot of money on unnecessary things, when in my opinion, traveling is much more meaningful. Leaving your hometown and getting out of the state, better yet the country, allows you to see how other people live and expands your viewpoint of the world.