I'm glad you're encouraged. :-)
I am often frustrated by my inability to do more. I'm a terrible housekeeper, but there are so many things I am good at. Sometimes, it's easy to get bogged down by what I can't do. But then it becomes an excuse to not do what I can... or a reason to beat myself up. That's when it's important to remember what I can do - and start again, one step at a time.
I completely understand, when I was in my spaceship, I felt like I had an infinite amount of mobility but now that mr. Carpenter confined me to the brutal gravity of this place, I can barely move so trust me, I understand. I also like how you make that distinction about laziness. With clear intentions to help others, low energy cannot be called laziness at all. I too sometimes struggle with my limitations but it WILL get better, for the both of us. I Myriade have resteemed you from the Steemit Dreamit account.
Thank you for the laugh first thing this morning. (I was low energy due to disrupted sleep, so didn't reply until now.) It is definitely important to be able to distinguish low energy (need to concentrate on feeling better) vs. laziness. Sometimes people can be quick to judge (most of all, ourselves...)
I like that you are speaking from the heart. We could all do more to quiet the negative self-talk which eats up our productive time with self-doubt and other nonsense. I find this article very encouraging!
Yes, I think negative self-talk is one of the worst things we can do to ourselves. Sometimes, it requires hearing other people saying good things about us to realize that we're not as bad as we think... But often times, those good things aren't said within our hearing. It was an emotive experience for me when people started saying good things about me to my face (or, over the internet, anyway.) Slowly, I've started learning what I mean to others - and it's a lot better than my ex (or other abusers) made me think!
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I enjoyed reading this and was encouraged by your strength and optimism. Great definition of laziness, will have to keep that one in mind!
I'm glad you're encouraged. :-)
I am often frustrated by my inability to do more. I'm a terrible housekeeper, but there are so many things I am good at. Sometimes, it's easy to get bogged down by what I can't do. But then it becomes an excuse to not do what I can... or a reason to beat myself up. That's when it's important to remember what I can do - and start again, one step at a time.
I completely understand, when I was in my spaceship, I felt like I had an infinite amount of mobility but now that mr. Carpenter confined me to the brutal gravity of this place, I can barely move so trust me, I understand. I also like how you make that distinction about laziness. With clear intentions to help others, low energy cannot be called laziness at all. I too sometimes struggle with my limitations but it WILL get better, for the both of us. I Myriade have resteemed you from the Steemit Dreamit account.
Thank you for the laugh first thing this morning. (I was low energy due to disrupted sleep, so didn't reply until now.) It is definitely important to be able to distinguish low energy (need to concentrate on feeling better) vs. laziness. Sometimes people can be quick to judge (most of all, ourselves...)
I like that you are speaking from the heart. We could all do more to quiet the negative self-talk which eats up our productive time with self-doubt and other nonsense. I find this article very encouraging!
Yes, I think negative self-talk is one of the worst things we can do to ourselves. Sometimes, it requires hearing other people saying good things about us to realize that we're not as bad as we think... But often times, those good things aren't said within our hearing. It was an emotive experience for me when people started saying good things about me to my face (or, over the internet, anyway.) Slowly, I've started learning what I mean to others - and it's a lot better than my ex (or other abusers) made me think!
The compliments could reach into deeper onion layers, that’s for sure!
You just planted 0.05 tree(s)!
Thanks to @viking-ventures
We have planted already 3470.91 trees
out of 1,000,000
Let's save and restore Abongphen Highland Forest
in Cameroonian village Kedjom-Keku!
Plant trees with @treeplanter and get paid for it!
My Steem Power = 39464.21
Thanks a lot!
@martin.mikes coordinator of @kedjom-keku