#4 Know Your Ancestry

Whether it’s a family tree or DNA, your family history is important. It’s the anchor of your ship… the chemical composition of your existence.

#79 Go to the Library

It’s one of my favorite places to go if I need to concentrate on a project as I hope that the collective wisdom, represented by the volumes of information will guide me.

#95 Read the Bible

Additionally, because of its contribution to the culture at large, it helps us to comprehend embedded nuances. The bible is filled with lots of practicality about life.  

#148 Read a book about History

The older you get, the more you realize that humans don’t change that dramatically from generation to generation – at least not from those things that make us human – behavior and intention.

#159 Have Your Palm Read

Supposedly, this ancient method of predicting has some merit. Recent science has correlated greater athletic talent in men whose ring finger is longer than his index finger.

#273 Write Down a Favorite Childhood Memory

My children are always intrigued about my childhood and how I spent time before video games and electronics. They find it interesting to imagine…