What makes someone spontaneous

Wanna get LAID tonight guys? Spontaneous led me to buy an acoustic guitar and play it once. Spontaneous got me to sign up for Tae Kwon Do classes. My bad. Great post! Excellent post, and good timing too. Love it! Good tips for a healthy balance between productivity habits and enjoying life. Good reminder. Thanks for the reminder! Often my best ideas result from spontaneity. I love it. The Power of Being Spontaneous by glen. Being open to change can be a good thing.

Aside from the whole mind-like-water mentality, spontaneity has some other added benefits: Keeps your mind sharp as a tack. Yep, if you sprinkle in a few daily doses of impulsive activities, your mind is sure to be on top of its game. Less Stress. Gets you out of the dooldrums. Feeling like the only exciting part of your day is having another glass of OJ with your bran in the morning? Do something completely unexpected. Shake things up a bit. Have a mindful day.

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Find your latest craft project with Gathered. Visit the website. Get our email newsletter Sign up to receive our newsletter! I'm a huge proponent of moderation, and while I believe organization and planning are important, it's healthy to shake things up.

By staying in your comfort zone, remember, you're missing out on everything that's outside of it. When I think of people who live spontaneously, I see their lives as very fluid -- almost like an ocean current.

Sometimes the tide is low. Spontaneous people can be looked at in a similar way. Seltzer explains how happiness -- much like spontaneity -- is something we cannot plan for. By Dan Scotti.