Okay, so I kept seeing the number 1819 everywhere for a while. On clocks, receipts, license plates – you name it. It was starting to feel a little freaky, so I decided to do something about it.I decided to treat it like a sign and actually follow through.
My 1819 Experiment:
First, I grabbed a notebook and jotted down every time I saw 1819.I made notes for Date,Time,Location, and Situation. I needed to get some data to see if there were any patterns.
- Date: Kept track of the day I saw the number.
- Time: Noted the exact time (e.g., 18:19, of course, but also when it appeared within other numbers).
- Location: Where was I? At home, in the car, at the store?
- Situation: What was I doing or thinking about right before I noticed the number?
I committed to doing this for a full * cheating. Every 1819, I wrote it down. And let me tell you, it was more frequent than I thought. I filled up several pages!
After the week, I sat down with my notes and started looking for any kind of *, most of the time it seemed pretty random. Seeing 18:19 on the microwave? Probably just a coincidence. But a few entries stood out.
There were a couple of times when I saw 1819 right after I’d been thinking hard about a specific problem at work. And once, it popped up on a receipt after I bought a book that I’d been thinking about for months about self-improvement.
Now, I’m not saying it was some magical message from the universe. But it did make me pause and think. Maybe, just maybe, seeing 1819 was a little nudge to pay attention to those things I was already thinking about – the work problem, the desire for self-improvement.
So, what did I actually do? I decided to be more proactive. I scheduled a meeting with my boss to discuss the work issue. And I actually started reading that self-improvement book.I made some changes in my life.
The result? I can’t say that seeing 1819 solved all my * this is * recording these numbers,I did realize the problem,and it pushed me to take action on things I might have otherwise ignored. It was like a weird, numerical kick in the pants. I think it’s helpful for me! I will use similar way for other things in the future!
