I get distracted, something like losing a sense of direction or some focus, it is unsettling and upsetting, but I know it is momentary, it would pass. I have learnt not to try and force things because it only yields frustration, the kind that dogs you with the feeling that certain things you could have done did not get done, all in the wake of procrastination.
Yet, in these times
where there is no social activity apart from that which you create in another form of
distraction to give your mind that time to rest and recalibrate to matters
better absorbing, you might also get some sleep. Like I have written before,
this s no time to be driven or set inordinately ambitious goals because of the
availability of time, it is a better time for a complete power down and reset.
The world is going
nowhere
I think like this
because the world is also at a standstill, even in Formula 1 racing, if you
took a pitstop, somewhere behind the leader, you probably do not expect to come
out ahead, only better equipped to catch up. There is no fear of missing out
[FOMO], the world is not running away.
I am learning new
things, both for my career and in self-development, all at an easy pace, using
the leverage of my curiosity to get beyond the immediate and exploring further
to obtain enlightenment.
It goes without
saying that the greatest distraction that affects me the most is the desire to
somewhere with someone, in the eagerness and expectations, we harbour, we know
it would be soon. I can live with that because hope is a good thing, it keeps
you looking forward and looking up, who I care for will soon be in my embrace,
it is a comforting and peaceful thought.
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