Tag: procrastination

You’re never gonna feel like it (TED video)

 

So yeah, three consecutive days with 15+ minute videos.

Who’s got time?

(pssst, i watched them before i thought they were share-worthy)

If ya ain’t motivated, i get it.

And i can’t worry about the opportunities you take or don’t take.

i find solace in being a teacher.

And also find peace knowing this…

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.

And finally, i accept that the student may never be ready.

 

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The insidious thing that our stuff does to us until its too late

box of sprinkler heads
Lots to organize, and it never stops coming

 

The insidious thing our stuff does to us until its too late.

Distracts us.

From our art.

From the thing we get the most joy doing, but rarely, if ever, get to do anymore.

I’m determined to keep shedding and refining the storage of things.

There can be no stopping. It comes in faster than I can keep up.

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The public have an insatiable curiosity to know everything, except…

photo of car accident scene
the driver ran off the road, up and down the sidewalk, before regaining control

 

Distractions and medications (addictions) allow us to live in a fantasy world were it’s too easy to put off until tomorrow what can (and probably should) be done today.

The public have an insatiable curiosity to know everything, except what is worth knowing. – Oscar Wilde

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You Have Only Two Choices

Make It A Big One
Make It A Big One

Seize the day.

Don’t seize the day.

You know, everyone has a tough life.

Television, movies and other media often trick us into thinking differently.

Get a grip on the day-to-day administrative chores you have, or life will bury you.

That’s what I tell myself every single day.

As soon as I feel I’m caught up, another pile of “to-do’s” arrives, almost laughing in my face.

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