the man who didn’t believe in love.
Thursday, February 4th, 2010For anyone who’s ever loved anyone in any way… this is for you.
The Man Who Didn’t Believe in Love
by don Miguel Ruiz (from The Mastery of Love)
For anyone who’s ever loved anyone in any way… this is for you.
The Man Who Didn’t Believe in Love
by don Miguel Ruiz (from The Mastery of Love)
Aimlessly staring in the middle of the day, it occurred to me, mid-sentence in horror: I’m probably bored.
I used to say I never got bored because I always had so many things to do, read, and watch, but the obvious is that just because you have a long to-do list doesn’t mean you want to do any of what’s listed, nor does it shield you from ennui.
I want to be inspired. I want to fail. I want to keep picking myself up. I really, really want to grow, to challenge myself.
The thing is, I always know I can be doing better.
Something to work towards in February: Evolve creativity.
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It seems that cold is inspiring to ones who have never braved a real winter. And also to ones who have.
Maybe I’ll live somewhere freezing for a while and learn how to do differently.