Comments on: Procrastinate on TASKS, not on your LIFE http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/ Your Life, Your Pace, Your Rules Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:43:51 +0000 hourly 1 By: Fabian http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Fabian Sun, 06 Dec 2009 13:41:33 +0000 http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/?p=99#comment-47 Absolutely, Travis. It’s important to keep other people in mind and let them do their thing, too. Although it might not appeal us, of course it’s everybody’s own decision. (Although we may continue to diffuse our idea viruses to see where it leads us!) Absolutely, Travis. It’s important to keep other people in mind and let them do their thing, too. Although it might not appeal us, of course it’s everybody’s own decision. (Although we may continue to diffuse our idea viruses to see where it leads us!)

]]> By: Travis http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Travis Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:42:06 +0000 http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/?p=99#comment-45 I'd have to agree whole-heartedly... after a while, I think any competent individual gets so fed up with dealing with what others say is important, that they realize that the time to act is now. In other words, constantly worrying about what SOCIETY says we should be doing instead of worrying about what we TRULY want to do is nothing but a waste of our time and effort. Set your own goals, blaze your own trails, and enjoy life at the tempo you were meant to enjoy it at, not what others say you should enjoy it at. If everyone else wants to run around going crazy doing this and that than that's fine... but don't rain on MY parade! I’d have to agree whole-heartedly… after a while, I think any competent individual gets so fed up with dealing with what others say is important, that they realize that the time to act is now.

In other words, constantly worrying about what SOCIETY says we should be doing instead of worrying about what we TRULY want to do is nothing but a waste of our time and effort. Set your own goals, blaze your own trails, and enjoy life at the tempo you were meant to enjoy it at, not what others say you should enjoy it at. If everyone else wants to run around going crazy doing this and that than that’s fine… but don’t rain on MY parade!

]]> By: Fabian http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Fabian Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:55:41 +0000 http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/?p=99#comment-40 This is exactly the way to go, Oscar! Enjoying life and enjoying the tasks it brings up, but only the important ones! ;) This is exactly the way to go, Oscar! Enjoying life and enjoying the tasks it brings up, but only the important ones! ;)

]]> By: Oscar - freestyle mind http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Oscar - freestyle mind Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:01:50 +0000 http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/?p=99#comment-39 Great message here. It's better to go out end enjoy life rather than trying to live with stress at home ;) Great message here. It’s better to go out end enjoy life rather than trying to live with stress at home ;)

]]> By: Fabian http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/procrastinate-on-tasks-not-on-your-life/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Fabian Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:04:38 +0000 http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/?p=99#comment-38 Nowadays, all of us have to find ways on how to select the important parts of all the information that is thrown at us all day long. As I see it, it’s not only "some" overload, but a HUUGE one - so it’s definitely necessary to learn more about being a kind of personal "curator". On the other hand, the information provided is maybe not necessarily result of "needless" doing. It may be a helpful activity for the author to write it, it may be very helpful to other readers… but you’re absolutely right that we have to ask ourselves if it is of use to US. Checking Twitter and feeds after some days offline is a good example indeed for experiencing this kind of questioning. (Have been through the same these days due to the internet problems around here! :) ) Nowadays, all of us have to find ways on how to select the important parts of all the information that is thrown at us all day long. As I see it, it’s not only “some” overload, but a HUUGE one – so it’s definitely necessary to learn more about being a kind of personal “curator”. On the other hand, the information provided is maybe not necessarily result of “needless” doing. It may be a helpful activity for the author to write it, it may be very helpful to other readers… but you’re absolutely right that we have to ask ourselves if it is of use to US. Checking Twitter and feeds after some days offline is a good example indeed for experiencing this kind of questioning. (Have been through the same these days due to the internet problems around here! :) )

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