A vacation is what you take when you can no longer take what you've been taking. - Earl Wilson
Sometimes everything we need is a little time-out.
The new year has begun at high speed for me - a balancing act between business and private life. It's been quite energy-sapping, and my body red carded me with a heavy bronchitis which lasted more than one month in the end. I read the signs too late.
Now it's time to close the agenda for a while and reload batteries.
Going on vacation always helps me to reorganize myself.
New environments, new experiences and new people will be able to help me to redefine my priorities. If we spend too much time at the very same place, surrounded by the very same people, repeating certain processes over and over again, our thoughts can get a bit rusty :-)
Huge amounts of powder will help me to clear my mind and restart new.
With regards to Steem I've entangled myself in too many discussions lately. I thought we could change certain things here, but I have to learn that it's gonna be rather impossible. It feels like fighting against windmills: a whole waste of time and energy.
Now that my energy reserves are low either way, I've decided to stop taking part in these debates and getting myself out of the crossfire.
If you can't change the situation, change how you feel about it :-)
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Nobody will tell you where to set your priorities in life except yourself.
If you do one step back it's easier to see the overall picture. That's why I'll close my web applications for a while and go back to the essence of life, enjoying pure nature at a place that's called 'The Pearl of the Alps'. Sounds romantic, huh? :-)
So here we go: heading for the snow!
See you in a couple of weeks.
Love, Marly -
Thanks for your valuable time!
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aiming to provide stories for open-minded
people who enjoy living on the edge of their lives,
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doing extreme sports and embracing the new.
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