I slept early. Yes, I did. But I still woke up feeling not fully rested. I wouldn't say I don't know why because I do. I take up different work which means by the time my head hit the pillows at night, I am already dozing.
The funniest thing is that on those days when I decide to not do anything but lazy around, I feel bored and depressed.
My dad used to say, he can't sit still and do nothing, I couldn't understand how anyone would live like that without taking breaks and reducing their workload.
Now, I am migrating into adulthood, and since I have his blood, I am beginning to live this way too. At this point, I understand him better.
We had breaks for two days at work, and I was glad to be home to sleep all I want. But guess what? I hated the last three days that I had fewer and fewer things to do.
I didn't want a repeat. I didn't want a break. I just want every day to have tasks I can do and accomplish goals without the iota of the lazy moments. I no longer desire those lazy moments because boredom will creep in and possibly any other negative thing too.
Apart from this, I discovered the more side adventure I engage in, the more alive I feel. Is this how I am going to be living for the rest of my life?
I don't know. The only thing I know is that I won't like to be bored again in the future. I have told my friends I don't feel bored. But last week, the election break revealed that I could be. So, I have made up my mind to fill my spaces with things to do. Enjoyable and less enjoyable things.
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For instance, two days ago, I filled my evening with LeoGlossary's super page on Goldman Sachs. I enjoyed using my time to run those Backlinks.
A lot of things were revealed to me when I did. I discovered taskmaster had given so much to building the glossary and that we are yet to see the big picture. There were terms that I didn't think I would find that appeared. It did make my linking easier but I was completely amazed and impressed by the tons of links he built up.
The most beautiful part is how he classified them. Grouping them into sections.
The day, I started working on Goldman Sachs I could have sworn it wasn't a part of the glossary. But that night I stumbled on it under the List Of Dow Jones Industrial Companies.
You know, when he helped me publish that super page, I checked and found other details that weren't added by me. I thought he added them right before he hit the publish button. But the update stated, updated a certain months ago and I got confused. However, by finding Goldman Sachs under the Dow Jones list, I got my answer.
He created the glossary, and all I needed to do was to expand it. I wasn't starting afresh as I thought I was. I was only going to build upon his work. Of course, I am excited and honored to do that.
Without digressing, I am trying to point out to you that LeoGlossary has lots of links and that one or two of them will appear on your blog post every day. And you are encouraged to pick those little keywords and link them back to the glossary.
Right now, it might look small but with time, every effort we've put in will compound. And we will look back in time and nod in happiness and satisfaction over what we collectively built as a community.
Have a wonderful day.
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