Day 3 of Awareness: Focus

To fight against your demons, your failures, and all things that put you down: Focus on the good.

On my post on Arrogance, there was transparency that fear of change was present and unwillingness is the instinctive reaction regarding to that instance. As the day went by, the response for this external change was to change internally. To shift perspective and to take the bad to good, and to focus on a goal and competitively attain it.

It worked.

Today, a praise came a long: “Proud of you.” and it was the sweetest part of the day. Fear turned into joy and anxiety into peace. If you feel helpless, panicked and swarmed, it maybe because you’re looking at the wrong part of your vibrant life, or you’re looking at so many things at once. Close your eyes, breathe and look at it one by one, do not get paralyzed by the numbers. Even 1 may reach into infinity if given a span of infinity. There are so many things around we have either chosen to ignore, or familiarity had degraded it’s value. As a camera can shift it’s focus from a crisp foreground to a background, focus on the good things: things you cherish, things you can accomplish and what you have accomplished.

Start on having a goal and keeping it in check. We are not meant to keep everything in focus at once: not our eyes, not our brains. In time, you will finish what you plan.

If you have visited my post once again, you are someone that’s keeping me focus. I’m writing this blog tired, sleepy and spent. But as someone that is reading this item once again, pinging the number of readers in my statistics: Thank you. You are what keeps me going in my commitment to finish this journal of 365 days.