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25 tips to make to life successful

  1. 200 Push-Ups
  2. Silent Meditation
  3. Journaling on your Life & Goals
  4. Taking a Walk in Nature
  5. Preparing a Healthy Smoothie
  6. Drinking 12 Glasses of Water
  7. Going for a Run
  8. Thinking about your Next Big Step
  9. Calling your Parents/Friends
  10. Talking to a Stranger
  11. Learning Vocabulary in a New Language
  12. Practicing an Instrument
  13. Reading a Book
  14. Watching Lectures on a Subject of your Choice
  15. Improving your Artistic Skill
  16. Learning about Body Language, Confidence & Charisma
  17. Messaging your Heroes and asking them for advice
  18. Calling a Random Number
  19. Taking a Nap
  20. Researching the Lives of Successful People
  21. Applying Self-Improvement/Personal Development Tips
  22. Buying them and Eating Lunch with a Homeless Person
  23. Volunteering your Time
  24. Watching Videos that make you Laugh
  25. Doing whatever makes you Happy

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