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I have a similar problem. I sit on the couch and turn on the TV and just sit there, sometimes not even following the plot. It's crippling, in a weird kinda way.
by oldsklgdfth 8y ago
I have a similar problem. I sit on the couch and turn on the TV and just sit there, sometimes not even following the plot. It's crippling, in a weird kinda way.
I try to think about stuff I want to get out of the way that are small, i.e. wash dishes, cook some food, get the mail, pay some bills. I use those as a warm up and to build up momentum to tackle big things.
Some of the most productive people I know do this. They get up on Saturday, make breakfast, take out the trash, get the mail, go to the garage and clean some things up, wrap the hose, put away tool etc. By noon they have gotten so much shit done they can start doing other things, like working on cars, boats or whatever.
- oldsklgdfth 8y agoAlso, if you want to be scared straight TV provides no value to your life. Don't get me wrong it is a great source of entertainment, but that's about it. If you want to grow pick up a book and read. Written word is much more powerful at developing rational thought and conveying ideas. tin foil hat alert Ultimately, TV is a propaganda machine, every aspect of which is engineered for marketing consumerism. The same artistic tools that are used to convey the emotion of a scene are used to get you to buy a certain thing/vote a certain way/support a certain movement.Think about the last thing you bought, then think about why you bought it.