the trouble with troubling trouble
is that you double up in two..
i read this in a book yesterday, and it hasn’t left my mind since
things are racing through my mind at a 100 miles per second. one second i want write a blog post, the next i want to watch a movie, the third i’m contemplating the meaning of life and the fourth wondering how i’m gonna pull of a sales meeting. it’s pretty normal i guess, but the only thing is…
it’s infuriating!
eventually, i manage to get nothing done. multi-tasking i deduce, is not my forte.
lately, there’s been an edge in my voice, in my actions and even in my thoughts. i think it’s stress.. stress of not knowing what’s going to happen next and the stress of not being able to figure out what happened yesterday (no, nothing happened yesterday per se, i use the term more loosely). i’ve also discovered that i’m not good at handling stress at the moment… one of the things i need to work on.
lots of little sayings, from books, tv, and movies are making sense to me… hitting hard and right at home. while they’re not the preferred learning method, i’ve seen that if you can get the context out of them, it’s really very effective way to get points across.
also, story telling has started to become a new passion for me. both, the art and science of it. need to find ways to make it a part of who i am to become..
that’s it, exaggerated, generalized and plain pointless… that’s kind of what i feel like right now.


January 20th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
maybe its he weather? maybe lack of inspiration? or maybe lack of a hobby….? I dont know. Usually whn i go through something similar reading helps!
January 23rd, 2009 at 11:18 am
thanks kanwal, i think i’ll delve in to more reading
hope ur doing good!
January 31st, 2009 at 2:27 pm
You need to go to a time-management workshop where you exercise prioritizing and organizing things…
it makes life so much easier…do you have a PDA or any other sort of gadget that helps organize…? Trust me it works just by putting the stuff in with appropriate reminders and then forgetting about it…
February 1st, 2009 at 4:07 am
i think this phase you talk avbout it is also impt- one cant always know what one has to do and in the not knowing sometimes, you learn new things about yourself. aybe the key is in to try and stop controlling this and enjoy it?
March 2nd, 2009 at 1:44 pm
I can totally relate to it. I’ve been feeling like that for a long time now..although reading helps but at times it makes the mind more turbulent and makes me put the book down. I feel like writing it all down, just to vent, but when i sit down to write, so many thoughts race thru my mind every second that i’m unable to catch up with them and then i just up the whole idea. Writing used to help, now i just dwell on the thoughts. i wonder if it’s just a phase… So many questions, unknowns, and uncertainties…