Take a break, spend some time somewhere nice and quiet– like a faraway beach, and sit for hours and see what comes to your mind.
Take a break, spend some time somewhere nice and quiet– like a faraway beach, and sit for hours and see what comes to your mind. You're bound to be curious about something, interested in something. Day to day life has a way of wearing that down in people– we get so caught up in our obligations and our bills and such that we forget what we're curious about, what we're interested in. Once you figure out what you're curious about, throw yourself into learning everything you can. That, and serve others. Volunteer. Ask yourself– what do you wish you had when you were a kid, that you didn't? What do you know now that you wish you knew before? Then seek out people who're struggling with that problem, and help them. It feels good.
Posted by visakanv on Apr 8, 2015, 12:14 PM
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Take a break, spend some time somewhere nice and quiet– like a faraway beach, and sit for hours and see what comes to your mind.
Take a break, spend some time somewhere nice and quiet– like a faraway beach, and sit for hours and see what comes to your mind. You're bound to be curious about something, interested in something. Day to day life has a way of wearing that down in people– we get so caught up in our obligations and our bills and such that we forget what we're curious about, what we're interested in. Once you figure out what you're curious about, throw yourself into learning everything you can. That, and serve others. Volunteer. Ask yourself– what do you wish you had when you were a kid, that you didn't? What do you know now that you wish you knew before? Then seek out people who're struggling with that problem, and help them. It feels good.
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