Challenge: Do Something Exciting


Did you know that just by writing a goal down, you become 42% more likely to reach that goal?

Challenge: Write down one small step you could take in your next social interaction. It should be something that feels exciting, not terrifying.

Check the comments below for inspiration. If someone writes something you like, let them know in the comments that they have your support.

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  1. I’ll speak in group conversation without overthinking & i will also initiate conversation with people whom I liked but did not talked to them yet.

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  2. Stop waiting for someone else to initiate the conversation, and stop skipping over the things in my head I’m overthinking wanting to say and just say it

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  3. I will try to converse with more people starting from today and also try to come up with common topics to keep the conversation going.

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  4. I’ll try not to overthink during conversation, but instead live in the moment and even if I say something others will judge, I should remember that it’s okay and act confident. After all, they’ll probably forget it the next day.

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  5. I will listen to people and sincerely ask about them instead of worry about what I’m going to say next and if I will sound stupid.

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  6. I’ll try to be more present in the moment and try to make more meaningful conversations with people. Sometimes, I feel like I’m being judged or misperceived but I know I just need to relax.

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  7. I will listen and focus on what other person is saying and let them know that so they feel validated and understood.

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  8. I’ll start small talks with my parents, myself,,, although we all live in the same house,, but I rarely approach them,,, they many a time do talk a bit with me ,, but I ignored them ,,, I have realized my mistake ,, and will now spend more time with them.

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  9. I will try to remember to take deep breaths and remain calm and really listen to what the other person is saying instead of thinking about what I am going to say while they are talking.

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