Laziness Is Addictive
So, it took me almost two months before a new post. But I wonder how most keep up. It is incredibly difficult to do so, especially when you have to work and after you get back home, you just want to rest, watch some TV, prepare dinner, eat it, get some exercise in, have a nice warm shower and then snuggle up in bed with a book. But I guess the process can be a healing process for many, as I find it so myself, during times like this, when I actually feel like writing something up for my site. But I guess I should do something with it and I might actually have readers who enjoy what I wrote.
Laziness is addictive. Depending on what type. I find myself lazy to write, only because there’re things on my list that have priority. Such as preparing dinner. No dinner means no food, and while I do skip it at times, I can’t argue with my stomach that growls after a long day at work. Especially when it has been a stressful day. Not many realize that sitting at the desk and spending time in meetings debating whether what should be done, does actually spend energy and thus your body needs replenishing thereafter. And after work, that means either dinner or supper, the latter if you work that late.
So I guess that’s another form of laziness. Yes, I do like writing this, but it has to take a backseat when other priorities come into play. So it appears that my priorities have overwhelmed me for the past two months and finally they’re allowing me some time to indulge in my writing dreams. At least they have not killed my dreams completely. I have been able to take a breather the past week or so and have finally settled down to adding a new post here. And this topic is something that everyone experiences at some point during his or her life.
Hopefully, I do not make it a habit. It is hard to remove it from one’s life, but I believe that if it gets done, I can find more time to explore other interests in my life. It is about time in my life that I spend more time on hobbies instead of just work all day and all night. I guess it could be something simple and mundane or useless like playing the PS3 after work, but as long as it is something I enjoy doing, why not? So while laziness is an addiction, it is something that can be broken.
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