I wish I could write everyday. While I am often busy, its usually not because I don't have the 20 minutes to blog. Often, when I don't write it's because I don't know what to say. I don't write because little left me feeling inspired by the end of the day.
Yesterday, for example, I did a whole lot of nothing until 5:00. I literally woke up, did P90 cardio, watched TV and movies while sitting on the couch, went to training then went to Scuba class came home and went to bed. Not too much excitement or human interaction (which is usually where most of my inspiration comes from).
Today was much more eventful, but I am still struggling finding my words and/or inspiration.
Worked 8-6. I ate okay. Had some ice cream with a friend. Did my work out. Now I am here. Stuck.
The problem with self improvement is that those "light bulb" moments don't happen everyday. Sometimes I wish they did... but then I wouldn't get to experience this journey and I would not appreciate this 1, 2, 20 years from now - when I can say I made that change. Me.
But for now, I will stay here...in limbo. Content.
Catch you on the flip side,
-K
For me, and this could just be an entirely personal thing, it's pretty easy to stay on track on a good day. Even easier on a great day. It takes some serious motivation on a bad day. But it's the other days, the "everydays" where the temptation to stray or not exercise is the strongest. Speaking as someone who reads your blog with an active interest, and more importantly as an inspiration in my own quest for nutritional improvement, learning what you do on those "everydays" is kind of helpful.
ReplyDeleteBut I get it. Not much to blog about when you don't feel it's interesting yourself.
And remember...
Keep it up girly!!