Why Riding a Bicycle Is the Best Thing I Never Wanted to Do

As an adult who didn’t know how to ride a bicycle, previous experiences and fear kept me from wanting to learn. I had convinced myself that riding a bike was something that would be nice to know, not a “must know.” I had done without thus far, so did I really need to learn? If not for my husband’s encouragement (and nudging), I’m not sure I ever would have. Three months ago, I was Learning to Ride a Bicycle as an Adult. Surprisingly, riding a bicycle is the best thing I never wanted to do.

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Why Riding a Bike Has Been Enlightening

Being immersed in new experiences can be scary and challenging, yet exciting and invigorating. As someone who just started riding a bicycle two months ago, my journey has been emotional and enlightening. Learning to ride and riding in itself has made me more aware of how I react when I'm stressed or anxious, my resistance and mental blocks, and my thoughts. It's also helping me to face my fears and build confidence.

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Singing, an Act of Service?

I've always enjoyed singing and started when I was in the glee club in elementary school. I would later join my High School choir and take voice lessons for a semester in college. It wasn't until I joined the School of Practical Philosophy's choir in New York that I learned singing could be an act of service.

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Learning to Ride a Bicycle as an Adult

Growing up, I was embarrassed to admit that I didn't know how to ride a bicycle. It was embarrassing not being able to do an activity that seemingly anyone and everyone could do. I didn't think I would be learning to ride a bicycle as an adult.

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