Write down something you’re grateful for every day. Write a review of a product you use every day (and post them). Create a new hairstyle/makeup look every day. Give (a new) someone a heartfelt compliment every day. Record a voiceover each day (voice acting). Make a budget and stick with it for 30 days. 
Be positive, only look for the good in situations and turn the bad stuff around. Read a new blog on a new topic every day. Learn a new language (Duolingo is a great app for that). Send one message to an old friend/colleague/acquaintance every day. 
Learn something new every day (I recommend using Wikihow).No television (yes, that includes Netflix).Get up an hour earlier than you normally do.Decluttering your home for 15 minutes every day.Do one selfless thing to help somebody every day (this is a fun one! Also, karma points!).Drawing or painting every day (Inktober).Reading (I use the app Blinkist to read every day).
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). So, feeling ready yet? ‘Cause I’m gonna hit you with one BIG list of 30 day challenge ideas! Just scroll through and pick the one(s) that you want to try. Flow is the sweet spot you’re aiming for, because it makes you feel good and forget the time because you’re having fun doing what you’re doing. It’s the fine line between boredom and feeling overwhelmed and incapable. It’s when your skills and the challenge at hand are balanced. Have you ever heard of flow? Flow is a phenomenon that was described by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (please forgive me if I didn’t get that exactly right). That’s how I feel about writing and that is what I want for you. Like there is nothing else in the world I’d rather do at that moment. When I do them, it doesn’t feel like a chore, it feels like time is going too fast. That’s how I know I’m getting closer to finding my passion and to creating my dream life. I learned that the things I really want to do or implement in my life are the ones that I can stick with. Some turned out to work really well for me, others not so much. They all seemed really interesting to me or felt like something I had to be doing. Over the past years I’ve tried a lot of challenges decluttering my home, practicing gratitude, writing, eating healthy, working out, programming, drawing. 30 Day challenges are excellent for creating healthy habits! You probably want to be healthy and happy too. You need to take care of yourself too, right?īuilding the life of your dreams has more components than just finding your passions and purpose. However, they will all help you to create a happy, healthy and just overall awesome life. Not all 30 day challenges are about finding your passion. As long as you keep in mind that everything has it’s downsides, not everything is fun all the time. Do yourself a favor and move on to the next one. If you find out you’re dreading your challenge, please stop… This isn’t for you. Not finishing a challenge is not failing in my book. 😉ĭon’t be afraid to change your plan, even halfway through. My novel will just have to wait a little longer. At first I thought I’d be participating in NaNoWriMo to write my novel, but I felt more strongly about starting this blog. This is how my first blogposts came to be. In November I took on the challenge of writing every day. (Silence, affirmations, visualisation, exercise, reading & scribing). Last October I tried the Miracle Morning, which comes down to getting up at 5:45am and doing Life S.A.V.E.R.S. Because that something you’re choosing not to do to day? That could be it. You have to get out there and actually try the things that seem interesting to you. If you are looking for a way to find your passion, you won’t be finding it by sitting on your butt (even though I often feel really passionate about sitting on my couch and watching some Netflix). By taking on 30 day challenges, you are taking a step in the right direction to finding your life purpose. In my last blogpost I talked about 30 day challenges and how they’re a great way to try new things. Take on your next 30 day challenge and get one step closer to finding your purpose! Many variants of the challenge exist.It takes just 30 days to form healthy habits or to discover if something that seems like a lot of fun is something that could be your passion. Unlike other challenges, that have restrictions, this challenge was open to anyone and creators would pick any 30 days that were convenient to them. 
It then spread to other platforms like Tumblr and Facebook. The challenge seems to have began on DeviantArt in 2012, and was originally focused on fan art and fanfiction. The 30 Day OTP Challenge is a prompt based challenge, where creators are challenged with making 30 fanwork pieces about their OTP.
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