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When I first started writing where the public might see it, one of the things I was concerned about was repeating myself. Now, with a bazillion articles written (somewhere close to 1,000), I don’t worry about it anymore. There are a few reasons.
- Maybe it is a good subject that deserves to have a lot written about it. Some things like that eventually turn into books.
- When I write, I don’t present the entire story. I can’t. I just remember so much. Maybe two weeks from now, I’ll think of something else related to the subject. Seeing as how I’ve probably already published the article, well, I’ll just talk about it some more.
- If what I write about is a personal lesson, well, sometimes the things I learn take more than a few minutes to process. I’m talking years. Like patience. I’ve been working on that for years. I am certainly more patient now than I was 20 years ago, but still, there is always room for improvement. I can tell you things like that just take years for me to develop. I can’t imagine that they would be any different for other people.
The most freeing thing, though, that
happened with not worrying about repeating myself was not worrying about it.
I had no idea I was limiting myself in
that manner. I suppose it’s a common enough thing, like with somebody just
recovering from a heart attack. They didn’t realize how everything going on in
their life before the attack actually contributed to it.
I suppose what I’m trying to say here is
that the stresses we feel, the frustration that goes with us hand in hand in
daily life, are not conducive to a person living a carefree and happy life.
You worry about prices, about inflation.
You worry that you can keep your job and your company isn’t going to fold. You
worry about being able to take care of your family. You worry about how the
government manages to situate itself between you and your life, the way you
want to live it. You could also substitute many other entities in place of the
government, your parents, your siblings, your other relatives, your friends, or
people at work. And that’s just human nature. People are busy bodies. They can’t
help themselves, I think.
I am not saying it is easy to let go of
these sorts of worries. I know I’m still working on it. I suppose the idea is
to keep trying. If you aren’t able to do it, well, just try again. It helps to
keep a journal at hand to help you work through your issues. Just writing about
them sometimes will help.
One of the things about worry that might
help you is to sit yourself down in the midst of everything you are worried
about and think something along these lines: How will worry solve the problem?
Yes, ask yourself the question. Does worry keep you safe? Does worrying about
it make your job more enjoyable? Maybe worry is something that helps you spin
your wheels. If you weren’t worrying about something would anything get done?
Actually, I need to be asking myself these questions.
Life, as I see it now, is like a sine
wave, like biorhythms are. It goes up, it goes down. Sometimes you are happy
and confident, and other times your knees are knocking together with fear. The
goal, I suppose, would be to be able to move gracefully through life, learning stuff
as you go, making the living for those around you and yourself easier.
And you just need to keep trying.
Thanks for reading. I appreciate the
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