“The unexamined life is not worth living” – Socrates
THOUGHT: The over-examined life isn’t exactly worth living, either.
A Guide for Anxious Humans
“The unexamined life is not worth living” – Socrates
THOUGHT: The over-examined life isn’t exactly worth living, either.
Occasionally I wonder if I should post something of absolutely zero value, in order to demonstrate that it’s okay to do something totally rubbish and with zero effort from time-to-time.
Trying not to do something is a trap. If you’re stuck, reframe it as a positive action.
[SUPER QUICK POST] Today, some Incredibly Obvious Advice Which I Always Forget. You know those things you enjoy doing? (Perhaps you don’t. For me, modern life often turns into a kind of repetitive drudgery where days blend into one another. Even so, there’s usually something at some point lately which brought some joy. It’s useful…
If you want to, that is. You might remember something nice you did. (If you find yourself not remembering nice things, my next suggestion is to do something else instead.) This post has been brought to you by Friday afternoon mild boredom and being too lazy to open Twitter for what clearly should have been…
I’ve been travelling. I had great plans to work while I travelled. I’ve done some, but mostly I’ve failed to be the super-productive me I envisioned. Staying on top of food, sleep, exercise, seeing people, seeing places, adventures AND work was always going to be hard. I haven’t written several posts for this blog (albeit…
“Your thoughts create your reality. Sounds like a lot of responsibility…”