Tag: hometown challenges
Travel inspiration – 4 September challenges
My grandma says that when the letter “r” starts to appear in the name of the month, it's time to dig out the woolen socks and the blankets and indulge
How to apply the best of traveling in your everyday life
We challenge you: Feel excited and happy in your daily life as if you were traveling all the time
What if it was possible to keep all the joy and the
11 travel-related things to do in your hometown
If your feet are itching to explore the world but you can't do it right now, there are still a bunch of things you can do in your hometown and feel li
When is the Walk to Work Day and how to make it fun?
The challenge: Walk to work at least once... and then make it a habit!
If your morning commute includes rubbing shoulders with strangers on public tr
8 mini-adventures to take you out of your comfort zone
Going out of your comfort zone is not an easy task, but it is well worth it to make you diverge from your everyday life's routine. If you don't hav
18 unusual lunch break ideas to restart in a creative way
The challenge: do something unusual in your lunch break this week!
Sometimes, in your lunch break, you're in the mood to do something way more advent
5 travel challenges for a different December
Here are five ideas to help make the last month of the year a memorable one!
Spend a day playing in the snow
The first snowflakes hit the ground so
20 creative ideas to challenge yourself every day
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all,
said Helen Keller once, and we believe her. If life doesn't provide you with enough adventures,
You can now climb to the top level of the Colosseum
The challenge: see what a plebeian saw during a gladiator fight by climbing to the newly accessible top level of the Colosseum in Rome
Imagine what a
How I swapped my bed for a hammock this summer (and kept on going to work)
The challenge: sleep in a hammock and then go to work as fresh as a daisy without having to invest hundreds of dollars in an air conditioner. Long