Create your adventures

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Welcome to this month’s 100 Goals Club newsletter! At 100GoalsClub.com, we believe life is meant to be a grand adventure, not a monotonous routine. By setting intentional life goals, you can take control, break free from the ordinary, and craft a bold, fulfilling journey that’s uniquely yours. In this edition, we’ll explore how to transform your life into an epic adventure with inspiring quotes, practical ideas, real-life examples, and specific adventure goals to ignite your passion for living fully.

Good Quotes

Oprah Winfrey: “The biggest adventure you can ever take is to live the life of your dreams.”

Helen Keller: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”

J.R.R. Tolkien: “The greatest adventure is what lies ahead. Each day brings new possibilities for exploration and discovery.”

Paulo Coelho: “If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine; it is lethal.”

Eleanor Roosevelt: “The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.”

Jack Kerouac: “So shut up, live, travel, adventure, bless, and don’t be sorry.”

These quotes remind us that adventure isn’t just about physical journeys—it’s a mindset of embracing change, taking risks, and pursuing what sets your soul on fire. Let them fuel your motivation to step out of the ordinary.

Ideas for Creating an Adventure-Full Life

Embrace Micro-Adventures: Start small by exploring local trails, trying a new cuisine, or taking a spontaneous weekend road trip. Micro-adventures fit into busy schedules and spark joy.

Learn a New Skill: Sign up for something outside your comfort zone, like rock climbing, salsa dancing, or scuba diving. Learning keeps your mind engaged and opens new possibilities.

Travel with Purpose: Plan trips that challenge you, like volunteering abroad, hiking a famous trail, or immersing yourself in a new culture. Travel isn’t just about seeing sights—it’s about growth.

Say Yes to Opportunities: Adopt a “yes” mindset to new experiences, whether it’s joining a community event, trying a new hobby, or meeting new people.

Document Your Journey: Keep a journal or blog to reflect on your experiences. Capturing moments helps you appreciate the adventure and inspires others.

Break the Routine: Change one daily habit—take a different route to work, eat outdoors, or try a new morning ritual. Small shifts disrupt monotony and invite excitement.

Set Bold Goals: Use the 100 Goals Club framework to define what adventure means to you. Whether it’s running a marathon or starting a passion project, goals give direction to your adventurous spirit.

Adventure is a state of mind. By intentionally seeking new experiences, you can transform even the most ordinary days into something extraordinary.

Adventure Goals to Set Today

TRAVEL GOALS:

Visit 10 new countries in the next 10 years, spending at least a week in each to immerse in the culture.

Complete a multi-day hiking trail, like the Appalachian Trail or Camino de Santiago, within 2 years.

PHYSICAL ADVENTURE GOALS:

Train for and complete a marathon or triathlon within 18 months.

Learn to surf and ride a wave confidently by next summer.

CREATIVE ADVENTURE GOALS:

Write and publish a travel memoir or adventure blog series within 1 year.

Capture a photography series of local hidden gems and exhibit them in a community space.

PERSONAL GROWTH GOALS:

Volunteer for a conservation project abroad for at least 2 weeks in the next year.

Attend a silent meditation retreat to explore inner adventure and self-discovery.

SOCIAL ADVENTURE GOALS:

Organize a group adventure, like a camping trip or charity run, with friends or family within 6 months.

Join a local adventure club (e.g., hiking, kayaking) and participate in 12 outings this year.

CAREER ADVENTURE GOALS:

Start a side hustle related to your passion for adventure, like travel guiding or outdoor gear reviews, within 3 months.

Transition to a career that supports adventure, such as remote work or a role in the outdoor industry, within 2 years.

These goals are starting points. Use the 100 Goals Club framework to tailor them to your dreams, set deadlines, and break them into actionable steps. Track your progress to stay motivated and celebrate each milestone.

Our personal top adventures . . .

Travelling to Newfoundland with my band Cartune in a U-Haul truck, playing in four small towns for an entire month

Training for 6 years attaining a 2nd degree black belt in Karate, including training with Kathy while on our honeymoon at a dojo in Japan with our Sensei

Wilderness camping on a small island in Algonquin park, only accessible by a series of portages, with my best friend; and then the next year, with our future wives

Hot Air ballooning over the vineyards of Sonoma Valley, CA

Travelling across Canada in two separate major family trips (west and east), while visiting all of the sites featured in the Canadaopoly game board: - A two week trip out West traveling to Victoria BC - A 10 day trip travelling out East to Newfoundland

Over a 15 year period, purchasing all four victorian heritage homes on our street as a real estate investment, living in 3 of our 4 homes while raising our family.

Training 24 hours continuous in Karate, called a "Megatraining" class, multiple times, with fellow Karate students and our Sensei.

Skydiving on my 50th birthday, with my daughter, sister and family. Repeated on my 60th with my younger daughter and her boyfriend.

Taking an underwater adventure, on an aquabike, in Bora Bora

Horseback riding along a rugged coast line in Maui, Hawaii as a family

Powered hang gliding in Maui through the clouds

There are literally thousands of unique adventures and life goals that you can plan for your life. I love the saying "life is an adventure" so much so that last year I changed the tag line of the 100 Goals Club to . . . "Create your adventures". If your life is not an adventure, ask yourself why not? And should I make it one? Use life goals to help you.

Happy Canada Day

Canada Day Summary: Canada Day, celebrated on July 1, marks the anniversary of Confederation in 1867, when the British North America Act united the provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick into the Dominion of Canada. Officially called Dominion Day until 1982, it’s a national holiday celebrating Canadian identity, history, and culture. Festivities include fireworks, parades, concerts, barbecues, and community events, often with Canadian flags and red-and-white attire.

Canadians take pride in their country for several reasons:

Diversity and Inclusivity: Canada’s multicultural society, with a history of welcoming immigrants, fosters a sense of unity in diversity.

Natural Beauty: From the Rockies to the Maritimes and Great Lakes, Canada’s stunning landscapes inspire national pride.

Social Values: Universal healthcare, peacekeeping traditions, and a commitment to equality resonate strongly.

Cultural Achievements: Canadians celebrate their contributions to arts, sports (especially hockey), and global diplomacy.

Freedom and Safety: A stable democracy and reputation as a safe, welcoming nation fuel patriotic sentiment.

Pride often peaks during Canada Day, as citizens reflect on shared values and community spirit.

Tonight Kathy and I will attend a large scale fireworks and drone show at our nearby lakefront park!

If you haven't visited Canada yet, add this to your travel or adventure goals to come see one of the best countries in the world!

Your Next Step

Share your favourite adventure quote or goal with me —I’d love to hear how you’re making your life extraordinary!

Check out my website for more discussion on adventure goals . . .

https://www.100goalsclub.com/Adventure-Goals.html

Next newsletter . . .

Happy adventuring,

Brian Klodt

https://www.100goalsclub.com brian@100goalsclub.com

P.S. Happy Canada Day to all our subscribers from Canada!!