Blr243 wrote:Regardless or how bad things may or may not get some people are extremely rattled and upset by any sort of change. They have decades of the same old thing and fall to bits if their routine is put out
We've had a good run but that's over. People need to learn to flex their brain and instead of seeing the negatives, look for the positives and the opportunity. Yes I know there is lots of bad news out there and it's not going to be easy, but that's out of our control to some extent. People should be taking the time to do those things they might not ordinarily do. Learn a new skill, a new language, read those books or magazines you wanted to read, get your reloading done, clean your house, repair the house, detail the car, do some projects fixing or making stuff, research investments to buy, come up with a side business or side hustle, start a Youtube channel and talk about your life out in the bush, etc.
When I got locked out of my gym 3 weeks ago, instead of running to the store to buy sweets and frozen food junk, I ordered a weight machine home gym on Amazon. It just got dropped off this week. Now instead of having work, travel or other stuff get in the way, every day I can go down to the barn for the next month and put 2 hours a day in doing weights.