The ultimate paradox - Increased abundance equals accelerated loss.
The more things you have, the less time and opportunity you have to interact with it.
Choosing the best from an abundance of ideas, immobilizes and chances to materialize, will be less.
The more fabulous friends you accumulate, the less quality time you will be able to spend with them.
The more you eat, the less of an attractive figure you will have left.
The more your life is cluttered, the less space you will have to move freely.
The more you spend recklessly, the less you will have left as a nest egg.
Showing posts with label accumulate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accumulate. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
INVISIBLE TO THE EYE
The accumulated clutter on your cellphone and your computer is invisible to the eye.
You only 'see' the problem the moment your functionality is abruptly and negatively affected and you are instantly forced to take action. At that moment you commence a tiresome task as you find yourself deleting, downloading or destroying unwanted, wanted and even prized items.
On the other hand, conventional hard copy, is stored in bulky files and merely glancing at a dusty overloaded shelf or inside a crammed cupboard, can fill you with unease, disgust and guilt. This feeling of discomfort becomes the catalyst that catapults you into action by cleaning, sorting and reducing the paper mountain.
You only 'see' the problem the moment your functionality is abruptly and negatively affected and you are instantly forced to take action. At that moment you commence a tiresome task as you find yourself deleting, downloading or destroying unwanted, wanted and even prized items.
On the other hand, conventional hard copy, is stored in bulky files and merely glancing at a dusty overloaded shelf or inside a crammed cupboard, can fill you with unease, disgust and guilt. This feeling of discomfort becomes the catalyst that catapults you into action by cleaning, sorting and reducing the paper mountain.
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Friday, February 2, 2018
LOOSE ENDS
'Over time, I've unwittingly, accumulated a vast amount of loose ends.
However, I never realized it was going to be so exhausting and time-consuming, to gather them all together.'
© 2018 ALETA MICHALETOS
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