Readers, I've neglected Gentlelift.
I've neglected my life passion--connecting to the world via
writing.
Sad because there's something personally therapeutic about
exposing the innermost thoughts of my conscious. Pulling out the ideas from the
bottom of my soul and sharing them with whoever dares to care.
To some it may seem voyeuristic. To me, it feels like I'm
just bringing to light something we've all thought once before or might be
turning over already in the backs of our mind.
Some people say it's better to leave things unsaid...
But now, based on
personal experience at work, transparency is truly the fasted method toward
progress.
Two heads are better than one, right?
And what if even more?
Just imagine the possibilities when brilliant minds unite.
OK, so I feel I owe an explanation as to my whereabouts: work,
love, distractions, attachments, etc. etc.
I can make valid excuses.
The main (classic) excuse being that there's only so much
time in the day.
Yes, we have a finite amount of time. Which means the decision
as to how to spend that finite amount of time becomes immensely important.
So important, that sometimes people shut down and avoid it
altogether.
Why else would people waste so much time arguing, worrying,
running around in circles...? When there are miracles to behold and endless
opportunities to pursue. Or maybe there's no pursuit at all because you've
already attained what you've always had from the start.
So fast forward,
and at the end we might reflect on how we
spent this time.
Maybe it was time spent writing, or running, or
watching sunsets, or looking deeply into someone's eyes, or striving for
perfection, or writing blogs?
But at least it was time spent together,
with me writing these words and you reading them.
As long as it was also spent smiling,
laughing,
reconnecting,
and living life to whatever you deem to be the fullest.
And
digging down deep into one's soul and pulling out whatever might need to be
pulled out.
Hopefully it was spent loving all life's creatures, and feeling grateful
for being alive!
was it spent...
was it spent well....
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