Start Living Big, what does that mean? Hold on to your hat and let’s explore, but first…
Have You Tried Turning It Off and On Again? 
Let’s face it: Life can get pretty routine. We wake up, trudge through our daily grind, and before we know it, the day’s over, and it’s time to do it all over again. It’s like we’re stuck in a never-ending loop, and no amount of coffee seems to make it better. Well, it’s time to hit that proverbial reset button and start living boldly now!
Embrace Adventure: It’s Not Just for Indiana Jones
First things first, let’s talk adventure. You don’t need to go river rafting or whip out a fedora and a bullwhip (unless that’s your thing, in which case, go for it!).
Adventure can be found in the small things too. Ever tried cooking a dish from a completely different culture? Or taken a spontaneous road trip to that quirky little town you’ve always heard about but never visited? Simply taking a different path than you normally do can be a new adventure. Meet new people or see something you’ve never seen before.
Adventures make life exciting and give you stories that beat any TV show. Plus, they add a sprinkle of unpredictability to your life – and who doesn’t love a good plot twist?
Pursue Passion: Dance Like No One’s Watching (Except Maybe Your Cat)
We all have that one thing we absolutely love doing. It could be painting, dancing, writing, or even assembling an impressive collection of quirky socks. Whatever it is, dive into it with all your heart.
Pursuing your passion isn’t just a way to pass the time; it’s essential for your happiness and well-being. Studies show that people who actively engage in activities they love are generally happier and more satisfied with life. So, go ahead, sing at the top of your lungs, or start that YouTube channel about exotic plants. Your future self will thank you.
Start Living Big: The World Is Your Oyster (But Feel Free to Order Steak Instead)
Living big doesn’t necessarily mean living extravagantly. It’s about making the most out of each moment and squeezing the joy out of life like it’s a lemon and you’re making lemonade – or margaritas, no judgment here.
It means taking that leap of faith, whether it’s changing careers, moving to a new city, or finally telling your neighbor to please, for the love of all things holy, stop playing the accordion at midnight. Living big is about pushing past your comfort zones and discovering the incredible possibilities that lie beyond. 
Laugh at Yourself: The Best Medicine That’s Actually Free
One of the secrets to living boldly is not taking yourself too seriously. Learn to laugh at your mistakes and the occasional (or frequent) mishaps. Did you accidentally send an email to the wrong person? Laugh it off. Did you trip and fall in front of a crowd? Own it like a runway model. Life is too short to be embarrassed by the small stuff. Plus, laughter is contagious and might just make someone else’s day better too.
Conclusion: Go Forth and Conquer!
So, what are you waiting for? Adventure awaits, passions need pursuing, and a big, bold life is ready for you to grab it by the horns. Remember, living boldly is about making the most out of every single day, embracing the unknown, and above all, having fun along the way.
Step out of your comfort zone, take that crazy leap, and live a life so full of adventures, passions, and laughter that your days of routine will seem like a distant, beige memory. Live boldly, friends. The world is waiting. So go ahead, Start Living Big Now.
To your success!
Debi
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This is a guest blog post written by Debi Pawzos at StartLivingBig.com
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