Cultivate curiosity and engagement. If you have one, check out your local botanical garden (even in winter). If you don’t have one or can’t go in person, then try an online tour.
Tips Category: Cultivate curiosity and engagement
Cultivate curiosity and joy. Go to a bookstore or your local library and spend 30 minutes checking out magazines for fun.
Cultivate curiosity. Take 15 minutes to make plans to view an upcoming astrological event (e.g., an eclipse, a meteor shower, a blue moon, or a space rocket launch).
Cultivate curiosity and joy. Take 15 minutes to read and rate some poetry.
Cultivate curiosity. Go to the university library, in person or online, and explore the services the librarians offer.
Cultivate curiosity and engagement. Learn about two random historical events.
Cultivate curiosity and engagement. Do a web search for something you’re curious about, preferably outside of your field.
Cultivate serenity and curiosity. Take one activity that you do often and research if there are easier ways to do it. Try search terms like “quick tips for activity“, or “how to use program/tool better”, or “best way to do activity.”
Cultivate engagement. Make yourself heard, because not everyone can. If you can safely, then: Know who your representatives are. Look at their voting record, don’t just believe what they say. Write or call your local and state representatives about the issues (or whoever is in a similar position if you are outside of the US). […]
Cultivate health and engagement. Go for a 10-minute walk outside. Bring a bag and pick up litter along the way.