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1. The fresh smell of coffee early in the morning
2. The Perfect throw of a Frisbee 3. When a woman’s naiveté is cute and endearing 4. The moment you wake and realize it’s a Sunday and you can sleep in. 5. Watching the joy on my mothers face when she squeezes a black-head. 6. Knowing I have new music on my i-pod and it’s a long drive home. 7. Being able to make a race joke that goes down just as intended witha black staff member. 8. Chocolate. 9. The first sight of the ocean when driving towards the coast. 10. The touch of polished stainless steel.
Too bad about the communist eastern block hospital on the horizon.
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Gotta love these small towns. B R E N T S P I L K I N
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I have been re-reading the 4-hour work week by Tim Ferris. I failed in
completing it last time cause I work more than 4 hours a week. There-in lay
the dilemma. So attempt two and so far so good.
avoid the news and un-important, irrelevant information pertaining to my
life. And more importantly the life I want to lead. So step one. Facebook suicide. Done 31 May 2010. See : https://spillly.com/if-you-are-reading-this-you-are-probably-a-re I have turned off John Robbie (radio 702) in the morning and only listen to
music.
I have stopped following all news tweets and tweeters.
I have stopped all RSS feeds that aren’t of pure joy and entertainment to
me. So far so good. I have not lost anything. Miraculously I still hear the BIG news stories
through friends and family.
My life is clearer, less cluttered and I have more focus on what needs to be
done to achieve my endgame.
So do we need the news, the adverts that sell us junk and all those jingles?
I say no. we live in a world full of information. Use what you want and lose
the rest. Life will continue without you. The poor will starve and the week
will be bombed in dusty desert towns regardless of you knowing it or not. I am more attentive to people I want to be around and listen too, and
amazingly enough I listen better now too.
So don’t be afraid. Take a small leap, stop checking emails, twitter and
Facebook every open minute of the day and you too can have some clarity. Brent
PS.. this blog has just wasted your time. Stop reading this now.
