What’s the point?

Why do we do what we do?

Do we ever stop and ask ourselves?

Most of our life we spend it on autopilot drift from one activity to another in familiar patterns of the same activities.

Do we ever question the purpose?

Most of what we do isn’t really that necessary or important. We do it out of habit and false obligation.

We also do many things to keep the story going, the image, driven by our ego.

Perhaps, we could pause and take a moment to consider do I need to do or say that or react in the way?

Back to bed

Sometimes…we just need to change the routine, do a different route to work, have a different tea in the morning, change the washing powder, not do our exercises, have a slice of cake instead of an apple…whatever it is, we need a break some days.

Habits and discipline are all well and good, but we can become stale and lacking in new things. It is often the small things that matter much more than the so-called ‘bigger’ things. That’s why a couple of small changes regularly here and there can help us to keep our momentum on life going without the need to come to a crashing halt because we have burnt out. Small steps taken often add up to the bigger thing, but not always on the same path and not without a break.

Some days it’s also good just to say ‘fuck it’ and get back in bed. The mind says ‘that’s terrible, you must get up, there are things to do’ and then we feel guilty about being in bed and don’t get the benefit of switching off. Don’t feel guilt, some days it’s good to do nothing and not even think about it.

OK, back to bed.