Summer Microadventure Series: Fail
If you’re going to succeed in life, you’ve got to get comfortable losing. Embrace failure. Accept rejection. So, let’s get the ball rolling.
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Summer Microadventure Series: Sleep outside
There’s a simple way to feel more adventurous almost immediately: sleep outside.
Summer Microadventure Series: Shut up
This week, we’re going to spend some time alone with our thoughts. If that sounds scary, then this is definitely for you.
Summer Microadventure Series: Read a book
Adventure starts with curiosity. That’s why some of history’s most famous adventurers were avid readers. This week we’ll follow their example.
Summer Microadventure Series: Take a joyride
Last week we set out on our own two feet. This week, let’s get some wheels under us.
Summer Microadventure Series: Take a Walk
Ready to kick off a more adventurous summer? Getting started is easier than you think: just take a walk.
Why Microadventure Matters: The Quest for Adventure Despite Limitations
I’ve been a big advocate of microadventure since reading Alastair Humphreys’ book, Microadventures: Local Discoveries
No More Excuses: Smash Through Obstacles and Have an Adventure
I’m a pretty busy person. I’m not unique in the regard; you’re pretty busy too.
The Joy of Here: Four Reasons to Have a Local Adventure
Last month I had the good fortune to briefly play guide to a fellow blogger,
Lessons in Microadventure from a Rainy Night of Stealth Camping
“Ready to go?” my friend Mike asked, as I finished a beer while I sat
Microadventure: What It Is and Why You Should Have One
Anyone can take a microadventure, and everyone should, including me and you!
Go Outside: Outdoor Attractions in the Quad Cities
Welcome to the Quad Cities! Three and a half years ago I moved to the
Wrong Turns and Strange Precipitation: Camping at Sand Ridge State Forest
In early April I drove a couple hours south to Sand Ridge State Forest to spend a night alone in one of the back country camp sites. I got a little lost on the trails, dealt with some unusual weather, and had a wonderful time by myself in the woods. Read on for the full story.
A Winter’s Night, Alone.
It’s 3:30 in the morning, time to drag yourself out of your sleeping bag and
Run Away! (For a Day)
This post explores the value of getting away from your day to day life by taking a Day Trip. I’ll tell you a little bit about our trip to Madison and give suggestions on how you can take your own!