How do you determine what’s worth the effort, and what should be disregarded and let go?We want to hear from you, Pandas! Share your thoughts and stories about how you decide what deserves your time and energy—and what you happily ditch.
#1
Are u feeling a sort of relief when your without it, or a sense of dread when u return to it?
Do u stress over the prep for it, do u feel like u need to hide yourself when your with it?
Sorry for the ominous text, i didnt know whether this was about a person or a hobby or such...
Needless to say, if it does more harm than good (mentally or physically) drop it, everything in life requires an input and an output, its the reason why people use paddles instead of their hands and why fisherman patch a ship before setting sail...
Dont lose yourself in something/one thats not doing u any good :3
Do u stress over the prep for it, do u feel like u need to hide yourself when your with it?
Sorry for the ominous text, i didnt know whether this was about a person or a hobby or such...
Needless to say, if it does more harm than good (mentally or physically) drop it, everything in life requires an input and an output, its the reason why people use paddles instead of their hands and why fisherman patch a ship before setting sail...
Dont lose yourself in something/one thats not doing u any good :3
2points
#2
Generally, it's how much of a headache it causes. Not literally, but figuratively.
Meaning, if I find that whatever it is goes from being a mild annoyance, to a point where it's the only thing I think about for hours at a time? Unless that constant thought brings me happiness or relaxation, then whatever it is that's causing that feeling, needs to go.
Meaning, if I find that whatever it is goes from being a mild annoyance, to a point where it's the only thing I think about for hours at a time? Unless that constant thought brings me happiness or relaxation, then whatever it is that's causing that feeling, needs to go.
1point