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That's truly awesome to hear. It's truly "crazy times" we're living in now and we all have to figure out how to deal with it. Years ago I realized that watchin
by oblib 3y ago
That's truly awesome to hear. It's truly "crazy times" we're living in now and we all have to figure out how to deal with it.
Years ago I realized that watching the "News" was getting to me. I'd get up in the morning and go to work and felt fine but after watching the "News" I felt like shit.
Basically I was consuming all the horrendous tragedies in the city, State, U.S., and the rest of the world for an 1-1/2 hours every evening and it was very depressing. I realized that I, myself, had it pretty good and for the most part so did all of those I knew and were close to. So I quit watching the news everyday and that made a big difference.
Now I monitor the news, as opposed to consuming like it effects me personally, when in fact it mostly does not, or is beyond my reach of influence.
- WXLCKNO 3y agoI was angry for four years during the Trump presidency .. and that's as a Canadian! I couldn't look away from the news and was expecting him to be stopped at some point and it just never happened. To your first point, it's definitely very interesting to have to figure out this reality of ours and work on ourselves, it's a privilege to have the time and resources to do it effectively, I can't even imagine how many people are suffering without even realizing that their daily struggle could be anything else.