Just Doing But No Focus

Fiddle Less focus More

Sometimes while sitting at my computer I just fiddle around and have know real purpose in what I’m doing. When this happens my consciousness slightly degrades and my ability to do something slowly diminishes from my mind. Its like my mind duplicates what I’m doing and just lets me diddle and puts me in a twilight phase of existence. Now sometimes I realize whats going on and I get myself back by forcing myself to think about what my purpose was just before I started drifting off into la la land. Other times I have to get up do something else and just wait till my mind decides to release me from my lower level of existence and give control back to me.

We All Have Bad Moments

Let me give you another example of what I’m talking about. We all have oddities that when something happens we have a tendency to react in a certain way. Sometimes dark days are one of my oddities and lower levels of thinking exist for me. But I can prevail and have a good day if I force my thinking back on course and get control of my thinking. Sometimes this forcing my mind to give me control takes a great deal of effort but its always well worth the effort for me.

I Have Choices

I have many joys in my life and writing is definitely one of them. When my mind refuses to let me do what I want to I find I have two courses of action one is to relinquish control to my mind, give in and go do something else. The other is to take back control and do the thing I want to do; in this case it would be to get back my creativeness to write and produce something that pleases me. So even though it’s hard sometimes I have to work hard at it, to get the results I’m looking for.

Keep Control of Your Thinking

So I can tell you with absolute certainty that having control of your mind is vital to achieving the desired goal in your life. So avoid fiddling around and keep your focus on what you want to do and success will be your reward for keeping control of your thinking. I wish you good thinking.


Don L. Terrill

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