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Based on your postscript this may not help, but how about giving yourself the mission of getting outside the house and doing something at least once each day, w
by percept 12y ago
Based on your postscript this may not help, but how about giving yourself the mission of getting outside the house and doing something at least once each day, with a sense of purpose?
"I really don't feel like it, but I am going to walk to the park/bridge/waterfront and back. I am going to get a beer/coffee/tea at this place I've heard about. I will walk to the store and pick up groceries. It doesn't have to be anything miraculous or life changing and I don't have to meet or talk to anybody--I just have to try, because it will be worse if I don't."
- jsprogrammer 12y ago>with a sense of purpose? >"I really don't feel like it, but I am going to walk to the park/bridge/waterfront and back. I am going to get a beer/coffee/tea at this place I've heard about. I will walk to the store and pick up groceries. It doesn't have to be anything miraculous or life changing and I don't have to meet or talk to anybody--I just have to try, because it will be worse if I don't." Where is the purpose there?
- campers 12y agoI think a better idea would be to accept there is no particular purpose, more about doing something random, that perhaps you think you'll feel better for after, and seeing what happens. Embrace the chaos!
- gordjw 12y agoThe purpose is the getting of the thing, or the being at the place. The point is that not everything you do needs to have a _higher_ purpose.
- Smoofer 12y agoI think he means with a purpose in your activity. As in - go to the grocery store to get groceries Go to beer place to get beer. Small tasks with a small errand-like purpose to build up to bigger activities