One of first things we notice as we step outdoors and into nature is that we are not alone. Life surrounds us. So first thing to do is to slow down and have a look around. While you’re looking, why not do some bird watching. It’s fun, easy to do and inexpensive. All you need are birds and they are everywhere. Make a family game out of it. Who can find first bird with color blue on it? How many ducks are on pond? Are they all same kind? You get idea. But be careful, once you start bird watching you’ll find it difficult to stop. Before long you’ll have a good pair of birding binoculars and a field guide for your part of country. Then you’ll be a bird watcher with birding fever. The best part of bird watching is spending time with others outdoors; and birding is a hobby you’ll love for rest of your life.

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I know I have. After listening about how many fish this person caught yesterday or hearing about 8 pounder he brought home last week, it may be tempting to take advice this person gives with absolute certainty.

And in some cases, this is a good idea. I am a strong believer in listening to experts who are achieving results I want to achieve, learn what they do, and then do same thing myself.

I have had good success with this method in past, but there is one thing to be careful of.