Monotony =/= routine. I used to think the same, but it's a mistake. Routine is good for your brain, it keeps things structured, but it doesn't mean you need to have a monotonous life. It's a totally different thing. You can live an interesting and adventurous life, but still have your daily routines even though it seems like a paradox. I write this because I regret giving up on my routines when I was younger just because I've came to a similar conclusion as in this video. It was a mistake and it's difficult to install some good routines back into my life.
@@yepp1972 Simple routines like keeping your sleep time and quality in check. Personal hygiene, exercising, food habits. All of these don't require living a monotonous life. You can easily combine all of these with travelling, meeting new people and remote/on-site work. Simple routines that if followed will improve your life quality. Just to be clear, I don't consider all the routines/habbits are good. Of course working 9-5 in a cubicle years in a row is gonna harm you unless you have some kind of strange fetish for that.
Stop making excuses for yourself.. You still can bring back whatever routines you want. It's just a choice. Choose to do it NOW and not later.. Start now, Today... and then again tomorrow. When you feel like you're struggling with it, just bring yourself to the moment and realize that it will pass and you'll be right back on track; Have a little faith in yourself.. show a little patience when you're feeling impulsive to quit. Just stop and take a few moments to reset and you'll realize that it's easy.. You simply have to make the choice to do it
What a spectacular video truly spoke to me and I bet many others. For me I would say it describes my life for the most part the last 2 years now since I’ve dropped school and simply put my time into forming my own responsibilities and figuring out productivity in relevance to my liking. What I've grown to feel is a true productive usage of my time rather doing something i don’t want to do. It is not to shame or to neglect one’s education or work as in the society we live in it is ultimately required to access nesessities to live a more adventurous life; but before that, as in the video we can start to look away from the mundane monotonous routine most live in and simply “switch it up”. I’m happy I’m outside of school and taken more time off work as it has given my pursuit of knowledge a much bigger meaning to me as im learning new things all the time taking my own time to do it, along with setting up my own little routine in benefit for myself mentally and physically. Routine isn’t the big issue but when one’s routine has become to be described as “annoying, heavy, frustrating, and tiresome.” In all aspects negative about the routine we put ourselves into. In the end I took away that with what you are doing in life, strive in the end for adventure, not the continues hustle grind culture but the unique adventure we all craved as kids. ( it is not to say again you shouldn't have any structured routine in life) Maybe as long as we smile in the end, embracing the beauty of life itself in the form of our lives; Then we are living the adventure. And that is enough.
Monotony and being disciplined aren't the same thing. Monotony is a continuous task assigned to you by society and discipline is a routine which you set in order to achieve your true purpose.
Can’t really agree with the part where you saying that right now is more opportunities than centuries and some decades ago.If we would’ve been that “advanced” as we are today and yet majority is still in 8to5 soul crushing jobs,people nowadays in more debt than ever before,nevertheless majority is addicted to short thrills,digital slavery,mental illnesses is hitting stratosphere etc ps i don’t believe that the old world portrayed by mainstream history/media was actually like that.I e buildings and creations from old world can’t even be compared to modern day garbage waste bins we call “home” or other ugly,weak and uninspiring buildings.There’s extremely way more examples but i made my point.
To those who seek out poly relationships on the basis of monogamy is not natural, driving cars , riding bikes and flying on airplanes isn’t either, nor is buying food from a grocery store. So, walk to Philadelphia from Sacramento and swim across the Atlantic and hunt for your own food. I’m just saying.
Why ,the woman that always seak constant attention all the time is a burden and should be dumped for her childish behaviour and not being serious and seek a higher goal like states and money and a successful career
More people have ruined their lives running away from monotony, than have endured it. Be careful thinking that following your desires will bring you happiness or fulfillment. There is always temptation to do what is easy or pleasurable rather than doing what is hard, but purposeful. There can be great virtuous fruit that comes from the sacrifice of monotonous tasks sometimes. A steady and boring routine is typically the foundation for all successful people. We always have the freedom to change our perspective from boredom to gratitude; we can be goal driven rather than instant gratification.. Choose wisely
Recently had similar thoughts when observing people and life around us. I feel like people really get stuck into all of that to a level that don’t even think about exploring or have thought of it. Slowly slowing losing themselves, losing context of who they are, who they wanted to. Worst part I observed is they get lost in touch with their true self and their inner child! Who loves to explore different dimensions of life, different possibilities of life and being Human
