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I've been doing this blog posts a lot, and I realize the need to work on putting out a variety of stuff which will require some planning. Bare with me while I try to figure out what that looks like.
It's been I want to say four years since I've put any considerable amount of effort in creating content online. For those of you who haven't read my posts before. I've mentioned that I used to create YouTube videos but since then I've left the platform for better opportunities.
This has resulted in the culmination of a lot of things which I'm pursuing now. Things like the opportunity to further my education which occupies a great deal of my time. And of course my discovery of steemit!
One thing I wish I could do more of is create content. There's an underlining principle which I've learned over the years, your desire to create content must supersede the mere thought of doing it. You in fact need to act on it in order to get anywhere.
It just so happens that there are a great deal of things which I feel like I would like to do and don't end up doing it despite wanting too. There has to be more too it then just the initial desire.
Not sure where my thoughts were leading with that...
So what happens when the initial desire to do something isn't enough for you to take action? Does that make you less of a person for not doing so, or are there other factors that play into these decisions? I might be making this more philosophical then it needs to be.
However I'm not content in not addressing my own thoughts. I find myself more times then not, in a situation where I'll want to get on here and put up a post but somehow find an excuse not to. Perhaps it is justified, or maybe it isn't.
Do any of you struggle with lack of action? If you do, what are some strategies you employ to help curb this dilemma?
It's that time of year again where everything around me becomes a frigid ice landscape. Stepping outside every morning is always a task in itself. I ride the bus to school most days and having to stand outside in the cold weather is never fun, but I do it anyway.
Fun fact! I have this weird disease called Raynard's. Don't worry, I'm not dying! Basically the oxygen that normally would make its way to my limbs is more difficult then normal. So my hands on a regular basis are cold. This usually leads to a lot of discomfort during the coldest days and it's not fun.
Fortunately though my case is mild compared to other cases where steroids and other drugs are required to even functionally use your hands. I'm very glad that isn't me!
I cant say I really enjoy the winter season. I know a lot of my peers do though, I'll often hear people talk about how wonderful it is to just stay inside next to a warm fire with hot coco and movies all night. That all sounds fine and dandy, but you see, I'm more of a summer person!
Perhaps it's because I was born in the year of the Leo and it just so happens my element is fire. I'm not so sure though, and to be honest I can't say I really believe in any
of that. Still it's interesting, coincidence or not.
Do any of you believe in zodiac signs? I like to look at people on more of a spectrum, not all encompassing labels.
If I had to pick one thing I do like about the winter, I guess it would have to be... actually you know what screw it, winter sucks. Bring back the warm weather please!
This last bit I want to share with you guys about my experience with learning a second language! English is my first language and as a requirement for university it's necessary to have two full years of a foreign language class.
I'm learning to speak, read, and write in Russian. it has been by far one of the most rewarding experiences so far in my educational career and I highly recommend that anyone to try learning a second language. Perhaps one day I'll be able to translate all my posts in Russian!
Okay guys, my time is out for now, see you all soon!
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