<ul><li>Ask loved ones what’s the most important thing they’ve ever learned.</li><li>Ask people what they’re grateful for.</li><li>Ask your parents what you were like as a child.</li><li>Join an organization of people making a positive difference in the world.</li><li>Read an autobiography by someone who has marched to the beat of their own drummer.</li><li>Listen to music that moves you and think about what the songwriter felt when they wrote it.</li><li>Spend time with children and see the world through their eyes.</li></ul>

Find Inspiration In People

<ul><li>Try something you think you can’t do but want to try.</li><li>Teach someone to do something and tap into your potential as a leader.</li><li>Learn something new and forget about the limitations of time.</li><li>List all the things you’d like to do in your lifetime and create a board with pictures of all of those things.</li><li>Brainstorm for ideas for a new project.</li><li>Look for solutions to your problem.</li><li>Submit your resume for a dream job instead of assuming you can’t get it.</li><li>Connect with like-minded people.</li></ul>

Find Inspiration In Possibilities

<ul><li>Watch a TED video to learn about inspiring ideas.</li><li>Search the web for inspiring content, people who overcame adversity and ways to change the world.</li><li>Join a forum of people who can relate to your challenges.</li><li>Share yourself vulnerably and authentically in a video or blog post—give inspiration to receive it.</li><li>Watch Inspirational Speeches in 2 Minutes.</li></ul>

Find Inspiration On The Web

<ul><li>Walk in nature, practice mindfulness, and lose track of time for a while.</li><li>Meditate or practice yoga in a park.</li><li>Watch your pets in nature and try to emulate their mindfulness and playfulness.</li><li>Take a camera outside and photograph beautiful things.</li><li>Practice deep breathing while listening to nature sounds.</li><li>Draw or paint a scene outside your window.</li><li>Take a look at nature art, pictures and documentaries.</li></ul>

Find Inspiration In Nature

<ul><li>Disconnect for a while and write in a journal.</li><li>Embrace a new healthy habit that can better your life.</li><li>Take a day to do only the things you enjoy.</li><li>Try something new and enjoy going beyond your comfort zone.</li><li>Sing in the shower. Release your feelings through music.</li><li>Recognize in yourself the strengths you see in other people.</li><li>Consciously let go of something that doesn’t serve you.</li><li>Reflect on your life and the difference you made in the world.</li></ul>

Find Inspiration In Yourself

"If we look at the world with a love of life, the world will reveal its beauty to us." ~Daisaku Ikeda I have always loved that scene in American Beauty when Ricky Fitts shows his video of a plastic bag blowing in the wind.

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