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Get my name included on the credits of a film released in cinemasA cinema credit connects a real contribution to the finished film—performance, camera, costume, construction, sound, accounts, visual effects, catering or one of many other depart…
Get Paid to TravelGetting paid to travel usually means doing work whose location changes: touring production, transport, journalism, research, guiding, seasonal hospitality, maritime work, sales or…
Get SwagTake the tote bag. Pocket the stickers. Accept the oddly shaped stress toy whose connection to the company logo will never be explained. Getting swag turns conferences, launches a…
Give a Ted TalkGiving a TED or TEDx Talk means presenting one well-supported idea in a tightly prepared format, not simply delivering a motivational speech under red letters. TED conferences and…
Give Up Your Seat to SomeoneGiving up a seat is a small act of attention that can make a journey safer and less exhausting for somebody who needs to sit. The important skill is not deciding who looks deservi…
Go a Week Without ComplainingNotice the complaint forming, catch it before it leaves your mouth and decide what belongs in its place. A complaint-free week is deceptively difficult because grumbling often wor…
Go blob jumpingBlob jumping uses a long floating inflatable as a human-powered launch: one participant waits at the far end while another lands on the opposite side, displacing air and sending t…
Go Camel trekking in the Sahara DesertClimb onto a camel at the edge of the dunes and let the landscape take over. The pace is slow, the horizon is huge, and once you move away from the road the Sahara starts to feel…
Go Clay Pigeon ShootingCall “pull”, track the orange disc across the sky and squeeze the trigger when the barrels move through its path. The clay disappears in a sharp puff when timing, balance and judg…
Go Fat BikingFat biking uses a mountain bike with exceptionally wide, low-pressure tyres to float over loose ground such as snow, sand, peat or soft forest trail. The bike looks oversized, yet…
Go FishingCast a line into a river, lake, canal or sea and spend a few hours trying to turn patience into a catch. Fishing can be as simple as sitting on a bank with basic tackle or as invo…
Go geocachingThe coordinates bring you close, then the screen stops being useful and the ordinary landscape becomes a field of clues. A hollow post, an unlikely stone or a gap beneath a root m…
Go GlampingArrive at your accommodation, drop your bags, and enjoy the parts of camping that people actually like without having to sleep on the ground. Glamping can mean a bell tent with a…
Go horseback ridingHorse riding begins with learning to communicate with a living animal through balance, leg, seat and light rein aids. From the saddle, even a walking circle asks for posture and a…
Go Ice FishingDrill through the frozen surface, lower a baited line into black water and wait for the smallest twitch to prove there is a living lake beneath your boots. Ice fishing strips angl…
Go ice swimmingYour feet enter first, your breathing objects immediately and every sensible instinct asks why the rest of you is following. Ice swimming means entering water cold enough to deman…
Go in a mini submarineA tourist mini submarine—or passenger submersible—takes a small group below the surface in a pressure-resistant cabin while a pilot and surface team manage the dive. Through acryl…
Go Magnet FishingThrow a rope, feel the magnet strike something below the surface, then haul up a piece of the waterway’s hidden history. Magnet fishing turns a quiet bank into a recovery mission:…
Go on a camel trek in the Moroccan desertA camel trek through Agafay exchanges Marrakech’s streets for pale stone, dry valleys and long views towards the Atlas Mountains. Agafay is an arid, rocky landscape rather than th…
Go on a Climb a mountainA mountain begins by hiding its summit behind the next rise. Hours later, the slope falls away in every direction and the route below becomes a line you can trace through the day—…
Go on a Double DateFour people around one table can change the rhythm of a familiar relationship. A double date brings another couple's stories, humour and energy into the evening, creating space fo…
Go on a Eat Rocky Mountain OystersRocky Mountain oysters are not shellfish but skinned bull or calf testicles, usually sliced, coated and fried. Also called prairie oysters or calf fries, they developed within Nor…