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take a child fishing.
fly to alaska in search of salmon.
learn to speak french.
learn to speak publicly.
take up gardening.
go to the farmer's market.
join a health club.
start a book club.
read a good novel.
write a great novel.
take your mom to lunch. |
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catch up with your relatives.
put your photos into albums.
help your neighbors.
form a wine society.
make your own wine.
keep a cleaner house.
keep more promises to yourself.
learn to use your wok.
learn to take walks.
see all your kids' ball games. |
see yourself play ball again.
watch all the bergman films.
watch a sundown once a week.
play piano.
be in a play.
catch up on your pleasure reading.
clean out all your magazines and books.
clean out your closets and drawers.
take a vacation. |
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take another vacation.
try surfing.
try surfing the net.
brush up on your watercoloring.
brush up on your watersports.
take control of your career.
take control of your temper.
catch up with your relatives.
catch up on your sleep.
hang out in a jazz club.
hang out in a hammock. |
become a bar-b-que master.
become a zen master.
get your house in order.
order in less often.
volunteer for your favorite cause.
take a nap, just because.
play cribbage with grandma.
play mini-golf with grandson.
train for a marathon.
take a train to the parthenon.
sing in a choir.
give, don't just acquire. |
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"I'm so-o-o-o-o-o busy!" It's become the mantra of our times. Who hasn't heard it? Who
doesn't say it? Well then, who really has the time to be their own investment manager – and excel at it? Maybe you do. But then again, maybe you'd rather be playing bridge and letting an RBC Dain Rauscher professional help guide your investment decisions.
After all, there are so many alluring things to do in this life, and so little discretionary
time. Here are 52 things you might choose to do with the hours you'd gain by getting
professional investment help – one for each week of the year.
Or, if you'd rather be reminded of how time-consuming do-it-yourself investing can be,
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do your homework.
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