As we progress through our lives, the small changes that happen tend to be a catalyst for larger changes. Whatever those may be, it’s a great exercise to become aware of them. To think about our actions today, and how much we’ve adapted them from a month, or even a year ago can be something that drives us to push forward.
How we act in the present moment will dictate our future. How would you react to yourself one year ago? Would you be happy with your decisions?
In our early 20’s, it seems like no matter what we do the grass is always greener on the other side. It’s incredibly easy to have a hard time juggling our free time, finances, friends, family, and significant others while at the same time creating a life for ourselves. Not to mention a burgeoning career in whatever field we have chosen. Sometimes it feels like there are not enough hours in the day…
So how do we do it?
The answer is your own. It’s easy to get overwhelmed and even easier to burn yourself out.
Do what makes you happy and do what you need to do to keep yourself sane. It’s not easy, but make decisions that keep you in a place where you’d like to be.
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#walden filter at Walden’s. @alisue is real hip with her #bigblackcup (at Walden’s Coffeehouse)
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We’re hanging out in parking garages. @and_rew316 @seascenturies (at Great Basin Brewing Company)
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Been running the ditch trail the past few days. Decided I need to move back to old southwest. #reno #oldsw #steamboat (at Caughlin Ranch Elementary School)
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Scored some excellent record store day items at Discology! Thanks Dave. (at Discology)
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My band, @seascenturies is releasing our new ep #macros tomorrow! Download it for free or a small donation if you are so inclined. Thank ya!
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Hello California, it’s nice to be inside you. (at Mark Twain St. Josephs Hospital)
