Yes to that!
Studies, work and everyday life seem to have a powerful black magic influence on everyone. Well, on me. Maybe on you too, if you're still reading.
Get up, get a shower, grab a breakfast (with accent on -fast-...), rush to work/school/lecture/whatever you have to do, get back home, sit whole evening zombielike in front of the PC/TV/any other digital invention you could think of, go to bed. And start again. So as time goes by, you not only stop having time for fun, but you stop looking for it too.
Yesterday a friend of mine asked me to go to a party with her. I didn't have anything special to do apart from the zombielike session I mentioned above, but still I pondered. A lot. And after an hour or so, I realized I was not thinking what to do, so I can go to the party, but how to tell her politely I was too lazy and too afraid I may come out of my comfort zone.
That was kind of shocking. I instantly told her I'll come. Before I had enough time to think it over and fall back in laziness and fear.
For the record, we had a great time, met lots of new people and I laughed and danced more than I did in the past few months.
That is why, I took a decision - "No" is not an answer anymore. I'll try to push myself to my limits. In an healthy and reasonable way of course ;-)
I'll say Yes to that!
Get up, get a shower, grab a breakfast (with accent on -fast-...), rush to work/school/lecture/whatever you have to do, get back home, sit whole evening zombielike in front of the PC/TV/any other digital invention you could think of, go to bed. And start again. So as time goes by, you not only stop having time for fun, but you stop looking for it too.
Yesterday a friend of mine asked me to go to a party with her. I didn't have anything special to do apart from the zombielike session I mentioned above, but still I pondered. A lot. And after an hour or so, I realized I was not thinking what to do, so I can go to the party, but how to tell her politely I was too lazy and too afraid I may come out of my comfort zone.
That was kind of shocking. I instantly told her I'll come. Before I had enough time to think it over and fall back in laziness and fear.
For the record, we had a great time, met lots of new people and I laughed and danced more than I did in the past few months.That is why, I took a decision - "No" is not an answer anymore. I'll try to push myself to my limits. In an healthy and reasonable way of course ;-)
I'll say Yes to that!
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