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Today's tip is to give some structure to your leisure time by seeking out the complete set of an experience. If you've done a lot of something, why not aim to do all of it? You'll probably

have a lot of fun along the way. So my guess is that some people are already more

oriented toward having the complete set of anything. If many years ago you

collected a commemorative quarter from every state,

or saved up your lawn mowing or babysitting money for a boxed set of all the CDs from your favorite band,

then you already see the appeal of what I'm talking about.

The idea is to look for something that you've done a fair amount of or would like to do a fair

amount of, and then check off the rest of the list.

So for instance, if you look at a map of the United States and notice that you've visited

33 of these states, you might be inspired to build a stop in North Dakota onto your next

road trip itinerary. In doing so, you'll consider options that you probably wouldn't have

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