The Happiness of Pursuit
by Chris Guillebeau
Quests as a source of meaning: Guillebeau's visit to every country and dozens of others' quests, with how to design your own. Inspiring and practical.
Read it if…
you want a big personal project.
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Skip it if…
you want small habits.
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Three things you will actually use
- A quest has a goal and an end.
- Progress is the happiness.
- Share it.
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Define a quest with a clear end point.
Our verdict
Design a quest.
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