Sometimes you feel like doing a lot of things.
And if you have attended one of those capacity building conferences, you will definitely decide to plan your each step.
For the expert says: “the goal will continue to remain distant unless you plan.”
Thoroughly motivated, I decide to plan…
I shut myself away from everything and I plan…
I make daily planner, weekly planner, monthly planner, annual planner and many other planners on my drive and forget most of the planners barring the basic ones.
I feel as if I am almost there.
Then one fine morning, I find myself sitting and blinking at the wall, doing nothing.
After a couple of days, I look at my petrified self and say “Why don’t you just get out of the house and get some fresh air.”
“Yes, you’re right, ” I say.
Soon, I get out of the house, attend the evening mass.
After that, I immerse myself in the all pervading silence of the church.
I light candles.
Have my little conversation with the Jewish Carpenter.
Then sit under the shade of a large Mango tree in the compound of the church.
Walk home on a well lit road.
Sometimes, I look at the sky.
And pass a flower shop effusing the fragrance of jasmine flowers.
Come back and make dinner.
Read a few pages, type a blog post and pitch a new story idea.
And there I am… fast asleep.
Next morning, I wake up, pray and make my bed.
Then I tick mark the things I did the previous night, holding a cup of brewing coffee in the other hand.
And I realise these little pleasures which we conveniently brush aside while planning a larger picture makes real life.
- Shalet Jimmy💖
Planning does little good if it does not lead to other functions. It leads to complacency. As you did, I do things at the spur of the moment. And, that makes me happy.
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