5 Life Experiments That Actually Paid Off

How to open up a world of possibility

Barry Davret

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In January 1994, I was a naive college grad desperate to live a new and novel experience, so I jumped on a plane to Las Vegas with a suitcase and a dream. A week later, I got an apartment and a job as a room reservations agent at one of the swanky new resorts.

The glimmer, glitz, and glamour of it all drew me to Vegas, but more than that, the idea of doing a grand life experiment intrigued me, so I did it.

A year later, disillusioned by the sheer excess of everything, I decided to return home. In hindsight, I might have given up too soon, but at the time, it felt right.

Although my Las Vegas move failed, that experience proved successful because it sparked an obsession with life experiments. Almost thirty years later, I’m still pushing my limits and testing my comfort zone.

One feature all my life experiments share is the prospect of boundless possibility. Each one begins with the hope of a destiny-altering experience, fueling unbridled optimism in each endeavor.

Ready to take on the challenge?

I get it. Not everyone has the time to try out dozens of experiments. If you need some help to narrow down the list of possibilities, these five have proven the most…

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Barry Davret

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