Chart: Did You Have A Good Adventure?

1. This is terrific. Thank you. Time to hike then! E-

2. This is awesome.

3. This is brilliant. Poster?

4. Poster, definitely.

5. Best chart I’ve seen in awhile. Well done, sir.

6. But my question is: Is it necessarily a bad adventure if you died? It’s gonna happen to all of us right? Does that mean life was a bad adventure since it’s inevitably gonna end with death? Love it though.

7. Would love to make an animated video of this, with your permission and of course a credit? I’m from Adventure Bike TV

8. This is so, so, so wonderful. The kind of thing that makes great inspiration when you’re going through a dark patch. Thank you for writing it.

9. Can you make this on a shirt, I will buy it. Or three

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11. A friend and partner in adventure struggles showed me this and we could both relate SO WELL! It kind of touches upon the entire concept of the different types of fun – in this case, this is a handy chart to determine if an adventure was of type 2 fun – ‘terrible’ when you do it, but awesome in retrospect because you did it…
    I think it’s mostly about learning from these experiences that makes them adventures. So, if you didn’t die, it means it was a good adventure because you learned a valuable lesson from it! Something to never forget.

12. Would totally buy the shirt!

13. I have shared this on a group for Boy Scout Leaders. They are loving it! It perfectly distills the method of Scouting. Congratulations

14. In 2016 are we truly ‘ on the bus ‘ ?

15. If you don’t nearly die doing it, it’s probably not worth it. Well done!

16. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
    My wife and I are joking about this all the time now… “But did you die…?” 🙂
    I will buy the t-shirt too.

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20. I really want to make just one copy of this, printed on fancy waterproof paper, to put up at the end of group hike. Seriously, may I have permission?

    1. Hey Janice, of course! Have fun.

21. i want the shirt, too…can I print some for a local hiking group? Not to sell; just for 12 of us to wear on our adventures!

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