What Really Matters in Your 20s (and Beyond)
The real stuff
Today I woke up drozy.
A long drive followed by a late night and a few terrible nights have led to serious tiredness. When I woke up at 6 am this morning, my body took me back to the sofa.
As I curled up, my dogs joined me and we snoozed for the next hour and a half.
Rewind 2 years ago, I would have awoken in a panic, frustrated with myself, telling myself the day was doomed. Today? Today I woke up smiling and it one of many thoughts that have changed over the last 4 years.
It’s made me think about what really matters and I’ve got a lot to discuss. Let’s dive in.
1. It’s a bad day, not a bad life
Maybe it’s a me thing, it probably is. But some days, for no apparent reason, I’m miserable.
Nothings happened. It’s not like something has happened and I’m hiding the fact that it’s impacting me. It’s really, that nothing has happened, but yet my mind has gone into a spin about how bad life is.
I’m not sure why. But this sense of impending doom would cloud me. Nothing seemed very bright anymore. My mood would fall through the floor and I’d be miserable.
