Try combination adventures

Before Breakfast

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Self-improvement, Education

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🗓️ 6 October 2022

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Get people out the door by making sure everyone will have fun

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0:00.0	Mind the depths of God's Word and ignite your faith with pray.com's new podcast, the heartbeat of faith with me, Dr. Andrew Farley.
0:10.5	The beast raged against him, but he was not equal to the Lord of Lords.
0:14.6	God's chosen hero, the Messiah, Jesus Christ, had defeated evil once and for all.
0:21.7	Listen to the heartbeat of faith on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
0:33.7	Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of iHeartRadio.
0:39.2	Good morning.
0:40.7	This is Laura.
0:42.7	Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.
0:45.7	Today's tip is to try combination adventures.
0:50.7	If you've got a family or you otherwise spend your days off with the same people, keeping everyone happy can be hard, but it is not impossible.
1:01.7	Combining adventures can make everyone want to be adventurous.
1:06.7	Today's tip, like a few others over the next few weeks, comes from my new book, Tranquility by Tuesday.
1:14.7	The book, which is out October 11th, is about nine rules that can help you calm the chaos and make time for what matters.
1:23.7	One of the rules is to have one big adventure and one little adventure each week.
1:30.7	A big adventure takes a few hours, think half a weekend day.
1:35.7	A little adventure might be just an hour, doable on a lunch break or a weekday evening.
1:42.7	I find that this is a good pace to keep life interesting, without exhausting or bankrupting anyone.
1:51.7	If you've got a family or a partner or a really close friend group, you will often have those big adventures together.
1:59.7	That's just the nature of sharing a house or wanting to share life, which introduces some obvious tension.
2:08.7	What if you don't all enjoy the same things?
2:12.7	Friends can decide to do different things, as can partners.
2:16.7	But when you've got kids that raises the question of who's going to be responsible for them, if one party doesn't want to go, it can all get fraught.
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