My neighbor came over yesterday and as he often does, asked if I was having a good day. I told him it was an ok day (my usual response lately) but I hadn\u2019t really accomplished much. Well, that got me to thinking about accomplishments. I\u2019ve always kind of measured my days by whether or not I felt like I had accomplished something. But I\u2019m beginning to realize that those things that I thought I needed to accomplish were physical things, or kind of \u201cexternal\u201d things to my life. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
So \u2014 at this point, maybe those types of accomplishments shouldn\u2019t be my goal. Maybe my goal now should be trying to find happiness and maybe some inner peace. If my goal now is not so much to \u201cget things done,\u201d maybe I should redefine my \u201caccomplishments\u201d as those that support and measure my progress in returning to \u201cnormal.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It might be a good idea for all of us to try putting more emphasis on what\u2019s really important rather than\u00a0 concentrating on those \u201cexternal\u201d accomplishments and should redefine what it means to achieve a meaningful accomplishment\u2026.
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My neighbor came over yesterday and as he often does, asked if I was having a good day. I told him it was an ok day (my usual response lately) but I hadn\u2019t really accomplished much. Well, that got me … Continue reading