Life coming at you fast

I suppose we all experience crazy hectic moments in our lives where things get ahead of us.   The harder we “try,” the be-hinder we get–which makes the going that much more difficult.   Sometimes just “thinking about the doing” even gives us short term comfort.   A sort of “gathering of the forces” rationale.   But as with all practiced activities, and this includes thinking; a sort of momentum builds up.  At this point  the real “Work” never gets  started because the doorway to inertia just got a little bit wider. 

So then what is the solution when so much is thrown at us?   How do we approach it all?  The answer:  Systematically.  Everything is a system Universally speaking.  From the simplest activities to the most complex.   As with the systematic activity in the spinning of a spider’s web, to the pin wheeling  marvel of our own solar system– there is a natural progressing–a system.     

So systematically tackle like activities in a progressive manner til their completion before beginning an unrelated topic.  This keeps you focused and helps with the all important issue of momentum.   As “practice” or repetition is the physical force we consciously do; momentum  is that non physical force that joins us and enhances our efforts.  Then the going gets a lot easier.

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