Why is it we can be so reluctant to break from safety — and take a risk in the pursuit of exploration? Once they finally embrace the unknown, no one ever says, “I wish I hadn’t done that”…The risk is imaginary. And once you realize you have nothing to lose, all you can see is what you have to gain: Rich new experiences. Priceless perspectives. And memories you’ll treasure that permanently alter the lens you see life through.So move to another country where you don’t know anyone. Zip-line over a jungle canopy in Peru. Fly to Venice and navigate its maze-like streets… by yourself. Even if you’re talking to a new person you normally wouldn’t, trying a new hobby, or saying YES when a rare opportunity shows up in front of you—that means you’re getting the MOST out of the short moments you have on earth. And the only way you’ll ever do that—is through exploration.From birth we learn about life through it. It’s the need to satisfy curiosity. And it’s a core part of what makes us human. In fact—if you ignore your drive to explore, you’re less alive. That’s why we created this world map wall decor:When you make it a daily practice to never stop exploring, you start LIVING instead of just going through the motions. Do it daily, and no one will be able to say you lived a boring life.So while some people are content staying safe and secure until they croak—for those of us who wish to LIVE—we prefer to answer the call of the unknown.