My friend often told me that I tend to arrange things back to back. And as a result, quite often I was rushing from one place.
I feel accomplished when I finished all my errands. And I think it’s somehow addictive to me.
Until recently, I easily fell sick due to pack activities. Or rather, my mind was quite tense maintaining all the details for the errands.
And when you fell sick, your physical strength drops so, it will make you rethink what’s important and what’s not.
Suddenly things which you think it’s important, doesn’t seem so important anymore. Your body tells your mind that, why don’t you leave it for now, and come back to it later.
When you’re healthy, you feel like at the top of the world, want to conquer the seven seas and can even go to the moon.
Don’t keep pushing your luck. Or rather your own body.
Don’t you think in the end, how fast you complete it doesn’t matter?
Old saying said, when it rains, it pours. It’s true to some extent. If we already pack our time till no more time left. Doesn’t it also mean that we don’t allow for deviation? No more space for other changes. When changes happened, we (or rather I) tend to be panic.
Know your body, know your priorities, and when it’s time to rest, just rest. Things to work on will never get finished. It applies both to work and personal.
I think I should learn more from cats. They know when just to curl up and rest, and when to be active and play.
(Again, not my cat. It’s just a neighborhood cat which like to use me as his scratch machine :p)
Don’t you think so?
