Simplicity

I tend to over-think things. And when I actually do get down to planning for teaching, I usually contemplate dozens of different activities and ways I could teach something. I guess over the years it would get better, but at the same time, for now, I cannot get in sync with simplicity and focusing on one activity to choose.

That makes me feel like a student! I’m always telling them to focus.

Simplicity. Not having several blogs I want to write on and feel a need to update and revamp. Instead having just one, or incorporating some of them more fluidly into my daily life.

Giving up my facebook addiction, realizing that social interaction is necessary, but not always at this time in my life.

Making money is important. I’d like to do more of it. I do what I can. I wonder if I’d enjoy a job that got you more money the more work you did. I don’t know. There certainly are perks to a teaching job, and even this one in particular. I do love my job, and I feel very lucky to have it.

As I’ve traveled away from the idea of simplicity, I realize how hard it is to live a simple life in this very technologically advanced, fast-paced world. You gotta keep up.

But you can make choices. Choose what’s important and focus on it. Organize, set goals, and, take your own advice, right, Amandoo!?