Most days I’m working, driving or thinking about bills.

[cameronwalsh093]

Most days I’m working, driving or thinking about bills. Tonight I stood on a deck with the Opera House behind me and did absolutely nothing useful for five minutes. Felt strange. Felt good. Maybe rest isn’t wasted time after all. Bloody hell, only took me 35 years to notice.

 

[appovait]

Oh
I thought am in this alone but with your own side story, I understand we're all in it

 

[enco]

Haha buddy, everything comes with time)

 

[Nikolaos]

Most days I’m working, driving or thinking about bills. Tonight I stood on a deck with the Opera House behind me and did absolutely nothing useful for five minutes. Felt strange. Felt good. Maybe rest isn’t wasted time after all. Bloody hell, only took me 35 years to notice.View attachment 537482

Welcome to the club! I also work continuously but I try to give myself some rest time as well. I also am about the same age as you.

 

[yikib]

Most days I’m working, driving or thinking about bills. Tonight I stood on a deck with the Opera House behind me and did absolutely nothing useful for five minutes. Felt strange. Felt good. Maybe rest isn’t wasted time after all. Bloody hell, only took me 35 years to notice.View attachment 537482

i think a lot of us need that reminder. we are so used to measuriing each minute by how productive it is, stopping can feel strange. But it is often those quiet moments that help us recharge nd appreciate everything we have been too busy to notice. five minutes of doing nothing is not wasted time it is an investment in ursellf.

 

[joao figo]

Sometimes doing nothing is exactly what you need its funny how it takes years to realize those small moments matter.

 

[curdoc]

I think a lot of us need that reminder. It's easy to feel guilty for doing nothing, but sometimes five minutes to slow down is exactly what you need. The work will still be there tomorrow.

 

[Gogol]

Thread moved to the lounge.

 

[jiroxys101]

Most of us are caught up in the cycle of making money, without even a little time for ourselves. It's worth reflecting on this sometimes, taking a break allows us to have a better state of mind to make the right decisions.

 

[Powerful Tiger Ads]

Most of us are caught up in the cycle of making money, without even a little time for ourselves. It's worth reflecting on this sometimes, taking a break allows us to have a better state of mind to make the right decisions.

I completely agree with your point, the purpose of earning money is to live a better life, yet we have become slaves to money.

 

[jeezabull]

well man, I guess it's same everywhere all round the globe. Feel you.

 

[PattyTheCat]

This really clicks with me ... adulting is the worst