Hello, hello everybody. I'm Lexi Lombard, your host of the Lexi podcast, and thank you for tuning

into not only this podcast, but also this video podcast. If you've ever been interested in watching

a video element of this show, this episode will be on YouTube.com slash Lexi L-E-L-E-X-I-E.

Sometimes people forget the E. You'll still be able to find it, I would assume, but don't forget

the E. This is a solo episode. Typically, I'll take the time to have a video episode if there's

a guest, but I'm trying to become more comfortable.

This is mildly stressful. I have a background on YouTube, so I'm very, very comfortable in front

of a camera, and I'm very, very comfortable recording a podcast, but for some reason, I think

it's because the video has to go on for so long and the camera cuts off and there's something

about the podcast where I get into flow and I lose

track of time but knowing that this camera doesn't have the ability to record for an hour

straight and it's going to shut off every 20 minutes and I'm going to have to start it again.

That makes me feel like I can't completely lose myself into the show, which is what I prefer to do.

So I'm going to try. This is about practicing. There's

only one way to get better at something and that is to practice. So that is what I'm doing. It's a

little adventure, which is sort of the theme of today's episode because my roommate and I were talking

about how she needs one treat a day. She needs one treat a week. And the joke is we try to have a once in a

lifetime experience once a week. And my equivalent is I need one adventure a day. Her daily treat,

her weekly treat could be anything from ordering a brownie to getting floor seats for Beyonce.

You know, the range is wide. And I would argue that my equivalent is

I need an adventure day. And adventure a day keeps the doctor away. It doesn't need to be anything

in particular. It just needs to have something based in exploration or novelty. And examples being

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