Call your mother.
If you know anyone who has been unfortunate enough to enter into a dull retirement, or who has been stuck into a nursing home, or if you have any friends of whom you keep saying, "I really should go see him," go see him.
Volunteer somewhere.
Stop being so judgmental. I don't know you, or how judgmental you are, but I'm making an assumption that you're human. That means not stopping to analyze the moral status of someone else's actions. You don't need to do this.
Finish that book you started in high school.
Return that book you borrowed in high school.
And the CD, if you even remember who loaned it to you, now.
Work on mental discipline. If you find yourself compelled to drink latte's or coffees with sixteen names in them, don't do that this week (although you are probably addicted to caffeine, so take care that you don't make yourself sick from withdrawal).
Stop lying this week. I mean stop misleading people, omitting important bits of info, and emphasizing certain parts to make yourself seem better. On this count, it helps a lot if you fulfill your responsibilities. You'll find that one of the reasons you lie so often (again, I don't know you) is that you failed to do something you should have done.
Stop procrastinating. And for God's sake, stop bragging about it when you do. If you're so good that you can put things off until the last minute and still do a good job of it, then procrastination is a waste of your talent.
And hug someone every day. |
