Sundays, Christmas holidays and meetings all have traits that make me want to head to an isolated beach and a snack.
The stealth poison of being busy contaminated the quality of all my relationships and I often allow to go unchallenged.
London 11:44 – one of the worst times to travel on the underground
Christmas holidays: The ba humbug of unnecessary overspending.
5 Traits of failed busYness
Failure to plan Failure to anticipate Failure to research Failure to look at lessons learned from previous events Peer or crowd pressure to follow the popular Failure to create contingencies Failure to avoid white noise I’m busier than you disease You are so lazy condemnation
For the past few months my working environment, namely my primary
office, has been an uncomfortable place to work from. This environmental problem has been stealth
and very gradual. A part malfunction in
the ventilation system pushing up the daily heat to 96 degrees daily but in a
typical head in the sand approach I did nothing about it.
The environment impacted my mood, focus and ability to concentrate for more than 20 mins but my subconscious coping mechanism made me leave the office early, work from other areas in the building and generally be missing-in-action on a daily basis.
A simple call to building services resolved the issue but it
dawned on me how often we ignore the root cause of a problem.
“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.”
―
Charles R. Swindoll
When someone gets on your final nerve and you are about to punch them in the face. Stop, take a breath and consider how you respond at this precise moment will dictate what happens to you. Surround yourself with friendlies and folks you can actually talk to or complain to. Never respond with core brutal action.
Anyhow, I avoided a meltdown in the workspace and life goes on.
Getting older ripens you for future unknowns. I can’t say that I’m truly prepared but at least a scale the Great Wall of China this year. I’m much happier this year so it’s up, up and away.
This time next year my life would have changed completely…
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