It is no secret that our minds are constantly subjected to different actions which make our moods change from one side to another, that is, they perform a process of oscillation, and remember that the oscillatory movement is considered as a disturbance of a stable equilibrium of any particle, body or object in our environment.
The previous back-and-forth process can be related to our behavior and mood, and this is undoubtedly a totally natural aspect, but nevertheless, our task is to keep this indicator on the positive side of our personality, either towards ourselves or towards any person present in our environment.
The speed with which today's society moves makes our existence at certain times is overloaded with multiple responsibilities, and in many cases this makes our mind can be blocked, despite our list of daily activities, and what we do is to go postponing any number of activities.
Oversaturation can cloud our horizon and prevent us from acting, however, I think it is always important to keep in mind that the best way out of this type of inconvenience is to act, that is, to apply permanent action, take any pending activity and start looking for the paths or ways that will lead us to the resolution of this series of procrastination.
I think that when we manage to solve one of so many pending activities our pressure valve will be activated, and without a doubt, the load will be much less and consequently less heavy, and thus we continue to apply more action and with it more commitment to the search for the total resolution of all our pending activities.
Therefore, without a doubt we have to say that the best antidote against the postponement of any type of activity is action, action and more action, and with this we will live less pressured by the accumulation of so many things and that makes us collapse in many cases, but before reaching this undesirable step we must always be in constant action.
Until another opportunity my dear and appreciated readers, in particular I try as much as possible to comply with this slogan of permanent action so as not to let my multiple activities accumulate, and this in any area of my life, and what do you think about it?
