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#144: When was the last time you tried something new?

365in60 script: Trying something new can be a powerful and enriching experience. It allows us to step outside of our comfort zones and expand our horizons. Whether it's trying new food, taking up a new hobby, or learning a new skill, embracing new experiences can bring excitement and growth into our lives. However, it's easy to get stuck in a routine and stop seeking out new opportunities. So, let me ask you when was the last time you tried something new? Whether it was yesterday or a year ago, it's never too late to start again. By embracing new experiences and taking chances, we can continue to learn, grow, and evolve as individuals. So why not take the leap and try something new today? The possibilities are endless! When was the last time you tried something new?

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VOCAB: Words to Get You Thinking:
skills
expertise
proficiency
background
savvy
know-how
chops
acquaintance
moxie
familiarity
mastery
intimacy
command
conversance

"The funny thing about wishes. Sometimes all it took to make them come true was a first step."
- T.J. Klune

Reframing the question for the Big Four Archetypes

Creator: "Tell me about the most recent time you initiated or started a new project, idea, or creative endeavor. How did it make you feel, and what was the outcome?"
Judge: "Reflect upon the last time you began a new process of analysis, evaluation, or decision-making. What factors did you consider, and how did it influence your perspective or judgment? How did it impact the final outcome or decision?"
Lover: "Share a recent experience when you embarked on a new relationship, hobby, or passion. What drew you to it, and how did it enhance your sense of connection, pleasure, or joy? What positive effects did it have on your overall well-being or relationships?"
Warrior: "Recall the most recent time you embraced a new challenge, faced a fear, or took a bold action. What motivated you to step outside your comfort zone, and how did it empower you? How did this act of courage or resilience impact your personal growth or achievement?"