What Good Has The Pandamic Brought Us ?

 

Hi Friends What Good Has The Pandamic Brought Us ? By Leon From Lifehack 🚂🚃🚄🚅🏊

I was speaking to my wife the other night about our upcoming wedding anniversary celebrations. We had originally planned to do a short getaway but with recent turn of events, we're not sure travelling somewhere would be the wisest move.. Since coronavirus slowed down the world, ambitions have been wound in, holidays curtailed and we are pitched into uncertainty. The past few months have meant that for many of you, without any clear line forward, have found yourselves in the far less trendy temporal dimension of the past. For some of you, during lockdown gave you the time to begin a process of clearing out your houses, disposing of all the things that had accumulated around you.  Rather than planning ahead, there you are.. sorting your life backwards. But... it's not a bad thing at all!  In normal times, it is easier to open a new sheet of the notebook and start looking ahead, writing lists of goals and holiday escapes or searching the internet for the next object of desire – a new place to live, another job, the perfect car in which you can speed away from the past... But with the current state of things, if you've been feeling uncertain about the future, you're not alone. And you can still gain some control over your life even if you feel like it's not possible... by looking into your past.  The principle is similar: Spend time fixing what is behind in order to move forward.  Just like how many of you may have started cleaning out your apartment, the same can be applied to your emotional cupboards and drawers. The way forward need not involve grand planning but, rather, undertaking a study of one’s hinterland – because clearing out your emotional cupboards is the way to make progress. We may not have any idea what we want to be doing in the next five months, let alone the next five years, but at least we now know who we have been. So take some time when you can, to reflect on your past and identify some areas that you want to put a 'stop' to, in order to move forward. Whether it be a routine, a behavior.. emotions or pent up feelings about something..  And if you would like to gain greater control over your decisions in this time of uncertainty, to live a more fulfilled life than the one you currently have, then check out this philosophy that I live by.  Cheers, Leon