Read a book called “Silence: In the Age of Noise, Walking: One Step at a Time, The Philosophy of an Explorer: 16 Life-lessons from Surviving the Extreme” from Kagge who was the first person in history to conquer the “Three Poles” on foot: the South Pole, the North Pole, and Mount Everest. Exploration doesn't always happen in high mountains or deep seas—it can also occur within cities. He once explored the underground sewers of Manhattan, New York. For Kagge, each expedition is a form of meditation, a process of reflecting on all things and life itself while exploring new environments. What are the life lessons he shares? Here are some excerpts from his work... Get up early. Don't take stupid risks. Learn to be alone. Don't mistake probability for possibility. Find freedom in responsibility. Don't fear your own greatness. Don't chase happiness. Let it chase you. Don't fear your own greatness.