My problem seems to be the inverse of yours. I'd love to be able to write all the time, but my lack of energy makes writing too hard right now. There's a hint of perfectionism to it as well. I tend to be my harshest critic and the writing I do has to be truly fulfilling for my own sake, or I don't want to do it.
Thank you for your kind words. I will not waste what talent I have, be so sure. I will get back on track eventually.
I will be looking forward to your coming articles. Good luck!
What about typing with your voice on a programme that writes from what it hears?!
That's thinking outside of the box! Appreciate the effort. Unfortunately I probably get more tired from actually speaking than I do from writing. But hey, if you think about it reverse... that's a good thing. I get less tired from writing and I think eventually things will be going really well.
Sounds to me like you didn't meditate in a while that's all, and the "you" has crept back in disguised as the "me"!
I don't think so, but I will keep that in mind for now. I have done more meditation as of late than in the previous months however, so maybe there's something to that part.
The thing I find is that when I mediate regularly then we see it all as "not really needed" and that goes for Steemit also hahaha. We see that any thing either an object or an activity, or even a thought, isn't actually relevent to anything, and we smile, and that in the end it will make us sad because the idea of it made us happy at first. I think your correct then because its most likely the same for all who meditates, as we are one anyway in this state so the "ego" dissolves, thus we loose "ourselfs" and that includes our ideas.. So then theres the target to find the balance of it all just as I am. If i start regular meditation 30 mins twice a day atleast, then im thinking "well should i start the computer up and do a post?".. but.. I dont actually need to , I can just sit here and be. Shit this could go on for days! So finding a balance of still and movement is the one I reckon!