Hello, and sorry for my recent hiatus. I took a break from writing for the site last year to work on other things, and I ended up being away for longer than I expected.
I've been making slow progress on my other projects and on personal goals like fitness, which for me feels like a win.
This has prompted me to write that if you are similarly very busy and feel like you can't ever accomplish any of your goals, it is better to do a little each week and to make some progress than none at all. If you only have an hour or two per week to spend, then spend an hour or two.
"Nobody makes a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." - Edmund Burke.
I expect to be writing more regularly going forward, and one topic I'll be focusing on is Aristotle's philosophy of leisure, and meaningful leisure activities in general. Stay tuned.
I've been making slow progress on my other projects and on personal goals like fitness, which for me feels like a win.
This has prompted me to write that if you are similarly very busy and feel like you can't ever accomplish any of your goals, it is better to do a little each week and to make some progress than none at all. If you only have an hour or two per week to spend, then spend an hour or two.
"Nobody makes a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." - Edmund Burke.
I expect to be writing more regularly going forward, and one topic I'll be focusing on is Aristotle's philosophy of leisure, and meaningful leisure activities in general. Stay tuned.
