The Doorstep Mile Newsletter

The Doorstep Mile Newsletter will reveal why you want to change direction and how to build an adventurous spirit.

The Doorstep Mile Newsletter.

Would you like a more adventurous life? Are you being held back by a lack of time or money? By fear, indecision, or a feeling of being selfish or an imposter?
Living adventurously is not about cycling around the world or rowing across an ocean.

Living adventurously is about the attitude you choose each day. It instils an enthusiasm to resurrect the boldness and curiosity that many of us lose as adults.
Whether at work or home, taking the first step to begin a new venture is daunting. If you dream of a big adventure, begin with a microadventure.

The Doorstep Mile Newsletter will reveal why you want to change direction and how to build an adventurous spirit.
The Doorstep Mile Newsletter will reveal why you want to change direction and how to build an adventurous spirit.

This is the Doorstep Mile, the hardest part of every journey.

The Doorstep Mile will reveal why you want to change direction, what’s stopping you, and how to build an adventurous spirit into your busy daily life.
Dream big, but start small.

  • Don’t yearn for the adventure of a lifetime. Begin a lifetime of living adventurously.
  • What would your future self advise you to do?
  • What would you do if you could not fail?
  • Is your to-do list urgent or important?
  • You will never simultaneously have enough time, money and mojo.
  • There are opportunities for adventure in your daily 5-to-9.
  • The hardest challenge is getting out the front door and beginning: the Doorstep Mile.

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