101 Fun Romantic Date Ideas & First Date Ideas

1. A date at your favorite coffee shop
2. A date at the local park
3. A romantic picnic date
4. A date to a baseball game
5. A romantic afternoon walk together
6. A date to fly a kite together
7. A date at the beach on a sunny day
8. A putt-putt golf date
9. A horseback riding date
10. A canoing date
11. A date to a soccer game
12. A romantic camping trip date
13. A date to a classic car show
14. A date to the local spa to pamper each other
15. A date to the local zoo
16. A date running a marathon or jogging together
17. A date at a high-class cocktail lounge or restaurant
18. A date to test-drive new cars together
19. A date to a volleyball game
20. A date to learn to para-sail together
21. A date cooking a romantic meal together
22. A date to meet each other’s family members
23. A date at the local museum
24. A date to the county fair
25. A birdwatching date
26. A date to pick fruit together at a local orchard
27. A date to take your kids, nieces or nephews to the park
28. A roller-blading or rollerskating date
29. A date to a football game
30. A date to tour new homes together
31. A date to learn to scuba dive together
32. A date to carve pumpkins together for Halloween
33. A date to the local flea market
34. A date to ride a romantic ferris wheel together
35. A date to look at flowers at the local greenhouse
36. A date to watch a romantic DVD or video together at home
37. A date to go on a hiking trip together
38. A date to play a round at the local golf course
39. A romantic dinner date at a four-star restaurant
40. A whitewater rafting date
41. A date to window shop at a nice shopping center
42. A date to go fishing together
43. A date to a basketball game
44. A date to a local art gallery
45. A date to color eggs together for Easter
46. A romantic tour of local historic places
47. A date to build a snowman together
48. A date at the first place you ever went out together
49. A date to a local air-show
50. A rock-climbing date
51. A date at the local mall arcade to play games together
52. A date to buy ice-cream on a hot day
53. A date to go to your local comedy club for some laughs
54. A date to pick wildflowers together
55. A date to tour local college campuses
56. A date to a hockey game
57. A date to an aquarium
58. A date to go boating together on a nice, clear day
59. A date to learn surfing together at the beach
60. A date to a play or a live stage show
61. The classic “dinner and a movie” date
62. A romantic afternoon sharing old pictures from your childhood
63. A date to the planetarium or science center
64. A date to a carnival
65. An afternoon sightseeing drive on a nice day
66. A date to a batting cage
67. A romantic ride in a horse-drawn carriage
68. A date to your local bookstore
69. A date to the pet store to pick out a pet together
70. A date to a boxing match
71. A date to the gym to exercise together
72. A date to a karaoke bar for some singing
73. A date to build a sandcastle together at the beach
74. A date to wash your cars together
75. A date to the horse-racing track
76. A date to your local pool or swimming hole
77. A go-cart riding date
78. A date to a romantic movie
79. A date to go shopping for new clothes together
80. A date to a downtown nightclub or dance club
81. A date to walk your dogs together
82. A date to a stock car race
83. A date to go target shooting or a shooting range together
84. A date to read to each other at the park on a nice day
85. An overnight date at a nearby bed-and-breakfast
86. A date to a local antique shop
87. A romantic sledding date on a snowy day
88. A date to a wishing well to make wishes together
89. A date to a wrestling match
90. A date to a local winery
91. A date to go bungee jumping together
92. A date to a friend or family member’s wedding
93. A date to local garage sales to go treasure hunting
94. A hunting date
95. A date to go skydiving together
96. A date to listen to the symphony together
97. A romantic hot air balloon ride
98. A date to play Frisbee together at the park
99. A date to a local amusement park to ride roller coasters
100. A date to a rock concert
101. A date to the casino to learn a new game together

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101 Ways How to Become More Creative

1. Take a walk and look for something interesting.
2. Make metaphorical-analogical connections between that something interesting and your problem.
3. Open a dictionary and find a new word. Use it in a sentence.
4. Make a connection between the word and your problem.
5. How is an iceberg like an idea that might help you solve your problem?
6. Create the dumbest idea you can.
7. Ask a child.
8. Create a prayer asking for help with your problem.
9. What does the sky taste like?
10. Create an idea that will get you fired.
11. Read a different newspaper. If you read the Wall Street Journal, read the Washington Post.
12. What else is like the problem? What other ideas does it suggest?
13. What or who can you copy?
14. What is your most bizarre idea?
15. List all the things that bug you.
16. Take a different route to work.
17. Make up and sing a song about the problem while taking a shower.
18. Listen to a different radio station each day.
19. Ask the most creative person you know.
20. Ask the least creative person you know.
21. Make up new words that describe the problem. E.g., “Warm hugs” to describe a motivation problem and “Painted rain” to describe changing customer perceptions.
22. Doodle
23. What is the essence of the problem? Can you find parallel examples of the essence in other worlds?
24. Go for a drive with the windows open. Listen and smell as you drive.
25. Combine your ideas?
26. How can a bee help you solve the problem?
27. Write your ideas on index cards. One idea per card.
28. Give yourself an idea quota of 40 ideas.
29. What can you combine?
30. Can you substitute something?
31. Which of two objects, a salt shaker or a bottle of ketchup best represents your problem? Why?
32. What can you add?
33. What one word represents the problem?
34. Draw an abstract symbol that best represents the problem.
35. Think of a two-word book title that best represents the problem. E.g., if the problem concerns receptivity to change a suggested book title could be Involuntary Willingness.
36. Write a table of contents for a book about the problem.
37. Ask the person you like least for ideas.
38. What is the opposite of your idea?
39. Imagine your idea and its opposite existing simultaneously.
40. Daydream.
41. Draw abstract symbols to describe the problem.
42. Think out loud. Verbalize your thinking out loud about the problem.
43. List 20 ideas or thoughts into two columns of 10. Randomly connect ideas from column 1 to column 2. Combine the ideas to see what you get.
44. How would Abraham Lincoln approach the problem?
45. Write the alphabet backwards.
46. How would a college professor perceive it?
47. How would an artist perceive it? A risk-taking entrepreneur? A priest?
48. Imagine you are at a nudist beach in Tahiti. How could talking with nudists help you with the problem?
49. Can you find the ideas you need in the clouds?
50. Eat spaghetti with chopsticks.
51. Make the strange familiar.
52. Make the familiar strange.
53. What if you were the richest person on earth? How will the money help you solve the problem?
54. If you could have three wishes to help you solve the problem, what would they be?
55. Wear purple underwear for inspiration
56. Write a letter to your subconscious mind about the problem.
57. How would George Clooney solve the problem?
58. Forget the problem. Come back to it in three days.
59. Look at the problem from, at least, three different perspectives.
60. Imagine the problem is solved. Work backwards from the solution to where you are now.
61. How would the problem be solved 100 years from now.
62. Think about it before you go to sleep.
63. When you wake write down everything you can remember about your dreams. Next, try to make metaphorical-analogical connections between your dreams and the problem.
64. Imagine you are on national television. Explain your ideas on how to solve the problem.
65. What one object or thing best symbolizes the problem? Keep the object on your desk to constantly remind you about the problem.
66. List all the words that come to mind while thinking about the problem. Are there any themes? Interesting words? Surprises?
67. What if ants could help you solve the problem? What are the parallels between ants and humans that can help?
68. Create a walk that physically represents your problem.
69. Talk to a stranger.
70. Keep a written record of all your ideas. Review them weekly. Can you cross-fertilize your ideas?
71. How would an Olympic gold medal winner approach the problem?
72. Read a poem and relate it to the problem. What new thoughts does the poem inspire?
73. What associations can you make between your problem and an oil spill?
74. If your problem were a garden, what would be the weeds.
75. Change your daily routines. If you drink coffee, change to tea.
76. List your assumptions and then reverse them. Can you make the reversals into new ideas?
77. Make something that symbolizes the problem and bury it.
78. Draw the problem with your eyes closed.
79. Create a dance that represents your problem.
80. Mind map your problem.
81. Become a dreamer and create fantasies that will solve the problem.
82. Become a realist and imaginer your fantasies into workable ideas.
83. Complete “How can I _____?” Then change the words five different ways.
84. Suspend logic and think freely and fluidly.
85. Learn to tolerate ambiguity.
86. What have you learned from your failures? What have you discovered that you didn’t set out to discover?
87. Make connections between subjects in different domains. Banking + cars = drive in banking.
88. Immerse yourself in the problem. Imagine you are the problem. What would you feel?
89. What are the parallels between your problem and the Viet Nam war.
90. Hang out with people from diverse backgrounds.
91. Create a funny story out of the problem.
92. Make analogies between your problem and nature.
93. Imagine you are the opposite sex. Now how do you perceive the problem?
94. Force yourself to smile all day.
95. Use mashed potatoes to make a sculpture of the problem.
96. Sit outside and count the stars.
97. Walk through a grocery store and metaphorically connect what you see with the problem.
98. How would you explain the problem to a six year old child?
99. Cut out interesting magazine and newspaper pictures. Then arrange and paste them on a board making a collage that represents the problem.
100. Write a six word book that describes your progress on the problem. E.,g, "At present all thoughts are gray," “I am still not seeing everything.”
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101 Ways To Make Ideas Happen

1. Press send.
2. Post it to Facebook.
3. Post it to Twitter.
4. Post it to Instagram.
5. Send out an email blast.
6. Add it to Pinterest.
7. Turn off the TV.
8. Quit second guessing yourself.
9. Step out the front door. With your running shoes on.
10. Say yes to something new.
11. Say no to something old.
12. Tell the world.
13. Go.
14. Set a timer for ten minutes, and just start.
15. Make a list. Cross the low-priority stuff off.
16. Prioritize life.
17. Dream big. No. Bigger.
18. Lean into discomfort.
19. Create a challenge.
20. Write a manifesto.
21. Be ok with your flaws.
22. Say yes to imperfection.
23. Find beauty in the small things.
24. Count your blessings.
25. Change everything.
26. Ask for help.
27. Go ugly early.
28. Take responsibility.
29. Quit waiting around. Ask yourself, “What’s the worst thing that could happen?”
30. Get over yourself.
31. Be a cheerleader.
32. Create a community.
33. Share your knowledge.
34. Design a logo, just for yourself. Even if you’re not a designer.
35. Name your idea.
36. Start a movement.
37. Champion a cause.
38. Whatever you do, be consistent about it.
39. Quit looking at the competition.
40. Appreciate everyone.
41. Treat everyone equally, but know your boundaries.
42. Quit being such a fraidy cat.
43. Stop making excuses. (Yeah, they sound like excuses to me).
44. Listen to those who have been granted the gift of wisdom.
45. Build a support team.
46. Reciprocate.
47. See a therapist.
48. Go to church.
49. Give up the fear of rejection.
50. Love.
51. Reach out to someone new.
52. Rest.
53. Replace negative energy with positive action.
54. Forgive.
55. Move on.
56. Ask for directions.
57. Read the directions.
58. Try.
59. Try again.
60. Affirm yourself.
61. Know your strengths.
62. Quit focusing on your weaknesses.
63. Collaborate.
64. Read everything you can get your paws on.
65. Ask questions. Relentlessly.
66. Quit caring about what other people think.
67. Quit trying to get people to like you who obviously aren’t interested in liking you or hanging out with you.
68. Follow the wild hairs, the new-fangled notions, and the white rabbits.
69. Be real.
70. Have courage.
71. Love others who have the courage to be real, too. It takes major strength for them to step out there, especially if they are sharing their hearts.
72. Make a wish.
73. Put it out there.
74. Fall down.
75. Stand up.
76. Dust yourself off.
77. Hold your shoulders back. Remember, Cinderella had to walk into the ball alone.
78. Deal with it.
79. Know yourself.
80. Believe you can.
81. Trust your team.
82. Seek inspiration. You’ll find it.
83. Throw it out there. See if it sticks.
84. Brainstorm.
85. Make a list.
86. Blog.
87. Self-publish.
88. Show up.
89. Risk.
90. Challenge the status quo.
91. Reinvent.
92. Upset the apple cart.
93. Admit fault. It’s amazing how this openness can change people’s response to you.
94. Say you’re sorry.
95. Define your WHY.
96. Hone your HOW.
97. Keep moving. Slow down, or speed up, but don’t stop.
98. Unplug.
99. Pace yourself.
100. Never, never, never give up.
101. Repeat.

101 Ways How To Get a Girl

101 Ways How To Get a Girl

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Get some style
1. Get a decent haircut. One that suits you and makes you feel more comfortable.
2. Ensure your facial hair is under control, including eyebrows, beard, mustache, etc.
3. Wear clothes that fit you correctly. Everyone is a different size so make sure you buy clothes that fit you well and make the most of your physique.
4. Wear clothes that suit your style and are the correct colours. This will instantly make you more attractive to women.
5. Dress appropriately for your age. We all get older and therefore we need to adjust the style of clothes we are wearing.
6. Make sure you have a decent aftershave. How you smell is hugely important as it can cause huge attraction in women.
7. Wear something that makes you different. Don’t just follow the crowd and wear what everyone else does. If you wanna show off your personality then go for it.
8. However, don’t wear something stupidly ridiculous because 1: It ain’t cool & 2: It looks way too try hard.

101 Ways To Improve Your Relationship Right Now

101 Ways To Improve Your Relationship Right Now

All relationships need a little pick-me-up sometimes—even the best ones. To that end, YourTango has compiled a list of 101 ways to reconnect with your significant other, right now. These actions will make your partner feel loved, appreciated and desired, and will, in turn, make you feel more connected to him/her. Whether you'd like to increase intimacy, find a thoughtful way to say "I love you," or just show your honey some gratitude, we're sure you'll find something useful in the list below.

And since the world (and our site!) is full of loving, creative souls, we hope you'll share with us, in the comments section below, the special ways you share love and strengthen your bond with your significant other. We hope you'll bookmark this page and refer back to it whenever you need relationship inspiration.