Reality Check - #IAmAliveChallenge - Day 51 - #HiveIsAlive

over 3 years ago

I promised a vlog upgrade. And then I got a little sick.
So to get back on track, I'm putting a little bit of pressure on myself to get the work done first and then focus on improving the quality of the vlog.

Today I stumbled upon a post of @jonsnow1983 which kind of touches on a point that I've experienced in the past couple of days. A loss of concentration at several different times during the day. Just not being in a flow. And of course, this video popped up in my feed today:

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@pixresteemer 71

over 3 years ago

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over 3 years ago

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@gvkanten 63

over 3 years ago

I feel this is a major way... The battle against procrastination is seemingly never ending (for me) and on the one hand I think we all just got spoiled with the notion that we in a western society should get to do what we "love" to do, something that's your passion etc etc... An overly romanticized version of life... Whereas the reality is different, first of all it isn't constantly going to be something you love and second even if it is, you're not gonna want to do it constantly.... I don't think that how we function... There are some interesting points in the video tho and I'll check out some more about the 'flow' and avoid things that are too boring... (or difficult)

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@jeanlucsr 69

over 3 years ago

There is a fine line between doing what you love and just not doing anything.
The feeling of flow is definitely amazing, but you can't stay in flow for too long of a stretch of time.
I think Naval said it best. We are not made to consistently do the same thing over and over. We aren't machines.