What can i do to make my life more interesting and worth wild?

Question

What can i do to make my life more interesting and worth wild?

Answer 1

Learn to shoot, then go to the range, or go hunting.

(this is the hunting section, after all)

Answer 2

Step up, defend your rights, volunteer is some form or fashion

Be a BIG part of your kids life

Be a responsible gun owner

Be a responsible hunter

Be a productive member of society

Teach firearm safety to kids.

(Not the see it go tattle c**p they teach in school)

The see it respect it and leave it alone.

Answer 3

Stop spending so much time on the computer and interact with live people.

Answer 4

Follow your dreams and set goals. Do things that interest you and explore new things.

Answer 5

Get a better education, which among other things, means learning to spell correctly ( in your question, you forgot to capitalize the I and it's "worth while" not worth wild)

An education is the key to success. Success means making a good wage, doing a challenging job that you enjoy and that let's you afford to do the things you want in life. Travel, home ownership etc..

I can't stress education enough. Another avenue open to you, is to train for a specific career. Find what it is that interests you. Mechanics, electronics, computers, medical care, firefighter, law enforcement, military, whatever. Then take specific training to reach that goal.

I hope you achieve all your goals and find a lifetime of enjoyment.

Good luck

Answer 6

buy a gun

Answer 7

join the NRA

Answer 8

community service

Answer 9

Go Hunting !

Answer 10

In Idaho it's legal to hunt mountain lions with rim-fire ammunition, which is a pretty fair fight in my mind. Also hunting Grizzly bears is a sure path to excitement. My Dad's friend had to shoot a grizzly 5 TIMES with a .338 before it fell.

Answer 11

Move to alaska and try to survive,or go get  a job at the NRA helping protect or FREEDOM.

Or just take out a huge loan and move to a beach house  in mexico.

Answer 12

I raised a bunch of kids and gave them all the same advice. Those who listened are now living the good life, those who ignored my advice are living hand to mouth on welfare.

When you are young it all about *NOW*, so its hard to see how things you do now and the sacrifices you make now will pay you back years later. Kids just want fun and respect.

Example of my 2 sons one just had fun, fun, fun and partied every day, let his grades in school go to h**l and had the attitude that it will all work out. Well he has been in jail too many times and lives in poverty.

My other son studied hard, got good grades, and became involved with volunteer work. While his brother got stoned on weed, he was working odd jobs and saving his money and even started investing money in the stock market at age 13. Now he makes over $180,000 a year has his own plane and is well off.

Same went for my girls. Of the 4 girls 2 are living well and 2 are living in squander with several kids from different fathers.

The 2 that made it ignored peer pressure to raise h**l and made career for them selves. One if a RN nurse making good money (about to be a doctor) the other is a Marine Biologist, her gross worth is well over 1 million.

The girls who made it made good grades, seldom partied, never used illegal drugs, seldom drank booze and were not promiscuous.

So set some goals for yourself, study hard, and ignore all the bums who want to bed you, get lots of exercise (healthy bodies make healthy minds), save your cash and do some volunteer work. Volunteer work help you as well as others. There is great satisfaction in working with kids, the elderly, or working to help wildlife and their habitat. You also gain knowledge doing this and gain self worth and esteem.

The key to happiness is doing work you like and setting reasonable short term goals as well as long term goals. And never ever give up! Winners never quit, they may realize they may need to change course but they never give up.

Really consider volunteer work in America, its rewarding, helps build character and is full of adventure. Example my wealthy son used to be a forest fire fighter as a volunteer. He said it changed his life with all the adventure and all the people he met.

My sincere best wishes for you!