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You know what, for a second I was jealous of you after reading your comment, but then I caught myself and realized that this is a case of "the grass is always g
by MikeCapone 16y ago
You know what, for a second I was jealous of you after reading your comment, but then I caught myself and realized that this is a case of "the grass is always greener..".
If that's what I really wanted, I could also do it, and I wouldn't even need a boat-house. It wouldn't be too hard to go somewhere quiet for a few days and enjoy the peace. I guess I don't want that enough to actually go out and do it.
Maybe I should so I can see if what I imagine it to be and what it actually is are anywhere close to each other.
- aaronblohowiak 16y agoI have found solitude to be what you make of it. That's the point, I suppose -- less external forces impacting you. I've also wasted a lot of time with nothing to show for it and not coming out particularly de-stressed and never got into the re-centering flow. there may be some element of practice to getting the most out of time alone, that will help you to enter that restorative mode. Not much compares to it when you get there, though.
- Tichy 16y agoI don't think your logic is correct, at least not for most people. I don't think people in general optimize perfectly for what they want.