I'm going to say it again, "Nothing is going to change unless you make it happen".
I sat down on my desk and wrote my morning pages at work when this epiphany came out of nowhere.
Where have I heard of this? Oh yeah, from Nicolas Cole.
I am currently living the life I have dreamed after passing the Nurse Licensure Exam
I do not want to be a nurse. Nurses work irregular shifts. I want a plain 8-5 job. It's routinary. I can control my own time. There's consistency... blah blah blah.
Four years later, it can be downright depressing.
Yes, I am living a routine. A monotonous one.
Weekdays: Wake up. Eat. Bathe. Go to office. Work. Lunch. Go home. Surf net. Sleep. Repeat.
Weekends: Wake up. Surf net. Eat. Surf net. Bathe. Surf net. dinner. Sleep. Repeat
I allowed myself to be stuck in a place... that I knew was wonderful at first.
How do I get out?
1. I go to the gym after work. I enrolled for a gym membership with my officemates. Sometimes I go alone. Sometimes I go with them. I show up every other day. Lifting gives me a sense of confidence and a sense that I can achieve stuff.
2. Identify the routine. To have a clearer picture.
3. Substitute a different activity in the routine. What got you here won't get you there.
I know this isn't the answer to everything. I've discovered that life is full of surprises... like, I'd sustain a habit for 6 or 7 momths, then drop it afterwards.
A key here is to brush the dust of your shoulders everytime you fall down, stand up, and walk.
Nothing changes in your life unless you make it happen,
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