Standing backwards in an elevator, so you can see everyone. Then start to talk to them. This gets the best responses. ~Shelly Johnson
Not all that long ago, this wouldn’t be considered weird – but today it is: Spend a day without technology. At least one weekend day, I try to stay tech-free. I find my tech-free days seem more relaxed and slower (in a good way) than my tech-full days. During my tech-free days, I try and do things I enjoy, not just things on my to-do list. I usually end up reading – from an actual PAPER book – or in nice weather, I walk or visit local parks. It was hard to put my phone/tablet down at first, but now I welcome the break...knowing it’s temporary and I can hold my phone again whenever I want, lol. ~Jessie Cook
My answer would be anything that’s truly outside your comfort zone. Of course, that’s different for everyone; but pick something that either challenges you or scares you and DO IT! Regardless of whether you decide to do it again, you’ll come out of it with the pride of knowing you faced your fear and an increased confidence/capacity to try other new things. ~Maggie Thompson
Go to any mature variety show in Vegas. You may laugh so hard you cry and/or you might cringe and/or even vomit but most likely you will leave saying that was weird! ~Chad Gressley