Tag: monotonous life
Boring life? 4 super effective ways to break the monotony
What defines your monotonous life? My boredom? Our generation’s boring monotony?
A haunting tradition following since the X generation!
It’s a pre-defined conventional journey — starts with a super-active child at home, an exuberant kid in school, an adventurous youth in college, and then?
As soon as you enter the late twenties and early thirties, don’t you feel:We are puppets dancing off-beat to the tune of a monotonous life?
You won’t disagree more or less we share a common story.
We’ll talk a little about every phase starting teenage. The time before that does not qualify for scrutiny. We were happy souls then.
The tender teenage is the age when most of us are on an exploring spree.
It’s the most exciting phase when most of us are introduced to new experiences. The thrills of hormonal attraction, the adventure of bunking classes, the excitement of a new cellphone, fear of failures, sadness inflicting loss, and whatnot…
Life events are not customary and that’s the best part of this time. Every moment awaits to capture a new experience.
Moving to the next phase is the dawn of adulthood (the twenty-one's) when most of us go through a full range of overwhelming emotions, and gradually we prioritize and move forward with our choices and responses.
But what next?
Don’t you realize life stagnates thereafter?
Yes… the majority of us stand at the doorstep of a monotonous life.
‘That’s because we turn into:spouses and parents in personal livesan employee or an employer in a professional careera mere reputation in the social environmentTill over and out.’
Please keep reading even if you haven’t reached this state, you are closer than you think!
That’s because soon a customary routine takes over to define our life’s monotonous process until we final gasp.
Most have compromised with it. But you don’t belong there, the reason you are here.
Allow me to offer:
4 super effective ways to break the monotony of everyday life:
Twist the thought process
When you program your mind into a routine existence; your mind becomes a jailor and your soul a prisoner. Your life isn’t a beautiful exploration journey anymore.
I may sound silly if I ask you:
Do you wait for the holidays?
Everyone does! Most of us work our asses off the entire week to enjoy on weekends.
But does that mean you are eligible for happiness only on weekends?
I don’t know much but I am sure about this:
We cannot assign a particular date, time, and place for happiness.
My friend; even happiness seems monotonous this way.
What I feel we need this break every day. Any small conscious mind break is capable to break your routine existence.
Listening to music, exercising, or maybe a long drive — any such monotony breaker not involving your mind is capable to rejuvenate your soul.
And when you do that, you realize happiness does not involve the mind, it’s an essence of the soul.
Did you know?
Not only feeling happiness, but a mind rest daily can also raise its potency drastically. Here is a summary of recent research and thinking on the value of taking breaks.
Start it now or else your holiday break remains a random...
You cannot be happy if your Monotonous life misses any of three E’s
Do you pick up and eat whatever life throws at you? Does submission to destiny define your monotonous life?
monotonous life: If you could sense any bit, let’s unlock the unsung reality.
Nobody knows what’s coming, but what worse than settling down with customary existence; as repetitive as a seconds’ ticker.
If your life ride is sans the three E’s- Exploration, Endurance, Expressiveness; you are an overplayed song on the radio.
I am sure we are dying to break the boring monotony of your mere apparent existence.
Let’s unlock the first step:
Exploration
Life enthusiasts define life as an exploration journey. Have you ever introspected your life travel?
In case you don’t know:
You are responsible to explore two journeys:
The one is a reciprocation to the outside world
The other is the response to the inside world
This may sound like a boring topic of a lengthy lecture but trust me it’s all-important.
Your outside world comprises people and situations. And your inner sphere revolves around you as an individual regardless of anyone and anything external.
Do you know what happens if you aren’t a curious explorer of your inner world?
People’s expectation overburdens you with obligations, which bows you down to a boring monotony.
I was a part of this sad story; I’m trying hard to write my individual script.
Let me ask you a simple question good enough to make you realize the significance of inner-self exploration:
How do you start your day?
By getting out of the bed... right?
Wrong... there’s something you do prior to it. You open your beautiful eyes which simultaneously activates a certain level of consciousness of your mind.
Subsequently, a primary thought of the morning takes a small stride to initiate your inner exploration.
Do you realize it? Because that’s the biggest problem:
Most of us are unaware our inside travel engine is leaking fuel.
How ironic:
The outside world concerns most of us; the pull of the inner world is seeking experience. The reason it is untouched by many is it does not have an apparent existence.
But what you don’t comprehend:
If you are a puppet to the outer world due to a lack of the inner world exploration- the monotony prevails... Why?
Because you didn’t explore your ability to break it!
The best solution:
Liberate your inner world to take the call for your outer world. Never allow people and situations to dictate your monotonous life.
To reach that level of consciousness, you need to meditate. Just because you never meditated, it doesn’t mean you cannot.
Check out 8 meditation techniques for complete beginners...
And when you succeed in a better exploration of your inner world, you define happiness your way.
This is when you are ready to unveil the second E.
Endurance
Wikipedia defines endurance as the ability of an organism to exert itself and remain active for a long period of time, as well as its ability to resist, withstand, recover from, and have immunity to trauma, wounds, or fatigue.
Yes... it is all about continuing to move forward bearing hardships.
Do you endure?
If not, it’s a sensitive indicator you live a monotonous life.
Ever wondered who endures?
The one who explored the inner world beautifully to find a dream;...