Rus­sell Davies offers ten activ­i­ties that will lead to you being more inter­est­ing; includ­ing Start a blog, Keep a scrap­book, and Read. I believe you can sum them up into one piece of advice: Do some­thing.

Davies com­piled the ten activities, believing they will make a per­son more inter­est­ing, based on two assump­tions.  How­ever I believe the two assump­tions them­selves are the point that needs to be made:

The way to be inter­est­ing is to be inter­ested. You’ve got to find what’s inter­est­ing in every­thing, you’ve got to be good at notic­ing things, you’ve got to be good at lis­ten­ing. If you find peo­ple (and things) inter­est­ing, they’ll find you interesting.

Inter­est­ing peo­ple are good at shar­ing. You can’t be inter­ested in some­one who won’t tell you any­thing. Being good at shar­ing is not the same as talk­ing and talk­ing and talk­ing. It means you share your ideas, you let peo­ple play with them and you’re good at talk­ing about them with­out hav­ing to talk about yourself.

via Ben Cas­nocha