Stuck
Do something. Anything.
I was sitting here just five minutes stuck in my seat. It's 8:40 in the morning, I just don't know how to continue the day. I already started my day with a morning breakfast meeting at 7am and now as I sat in my office, I felt stuck. I didn't feel like doing anything. I had already wrote my "to do" list with priorities and I'd gone through my email, but I didn't feel like either jumping into the list or responding to the emails. Until I got up and walked out to my car. Walking to my car to get a Mat Kearney CD propelled me out of my stuckness to write this blog.
What have I learned from this brief moment. Movement creates thoughts and energy. The only thing keeping me stuck was me. I wasn't tied down by ropes nor had I sat on glue. It was only my confusion about where to start. It's when got up to move did my desires follow.
I was sitting here just five minutes stuck in my seat. It's 8:40 in the morning, I just don't know how to continue the day. I already started my day with a morning breakfast meeting at 7am and now as I sat in my office, I felt stuck. I didn't feel like doing anything. I had already wrote my "to do" list with priorities and I'd gone through my email, but I didn't feel like either jumping into the list or responding to the emails. Until I got up and walked out to my car. Walking to my car to get a Mat Kearney CD propelled me out of my stuckness to write this blog.
What have I learned from this brief moment. Movement creates thoughts and energy. The only thing keeping me stuck was me. I wasn't tied down by ropes nor had I sat on glue. It was only my confusion about where to start. It's when got up to move did my desires follow.
posted by Mike Weaver at 7:49 AM
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