Stop adding things to the to-do list

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I bet that many will not click this to read it because it did not have a great picture or it is not from a click bait or even interesting title. I just wanted to share some thoughts regarding the current experiment status Rob Greenfield is giving over Facebook. So to start with I'm not a Facebook fan but given that his post comes from there I needed to share it. I have been struggling to find inspiration to post specially since I've been busy at work and also I'm a bit sick, I've got a cold and so energy has not been high. I wanted to go cycling but my wife told me not to go as I need to rest and recover.

Anyways,it is very interesting how Rob's statement is very true as sometimes we think we are going to age well and in some ways if we care we will age in a better financial state but many times we find ourselves just adding things to the to-do lists instead of actually doing and achieving them. Have you find yourself postponing important things that matter to you just because you have to work or do some other things that are required for you to earn money or allow you to keep living with current standards and lifestyle.

Do you think there are some other things you would like to do now but are postponing ? Will it be easier if you were able just to check that item as done in your to-do list. I love to-do lists but I've seen them growing and almost none getting checked or marked as done.

So if I recall correctly Rob is very happy about how he has lived his lived so far and he is just 32 years old,I mean he is not that old at least not that older than me and I'm thinking I would not be able to call my life as ready to leave this world or to pass away and call my life as complete or full. I guess it also has to do with my newborn baby and the fact that I've been postponing some other things in my to-do lists, so after thinking carefully I think I will stop writing or adding more items to the to-do lists but instead try to mark as many stuff done.

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