As many of you have often mentioned I should get back to posting regularly, and have inquired how I spend my time now that I am not blogging regularly, I want to share that I try to stay in touch with the online world doing things that do not require a lot of concentration or time. I am very much present in the social media scene and often vote your articles up and am always there to help you out in any way I can. Occasionally, I have also participated in the small group writing projects/contests, especially when the rules to enter were not very difficult. A lot of things have changed after my father’s passing as now I go to see my mother (after work in the evening) more often than before and that takes away from my time but even when I am at home doing nothing and am not busy, it’s been difficult dealing with all that has happened in the last year but I promise to do better on this blog.
Now this:
Just a few days ago, I received an email from Luciano Passuello of Litemind that he was running a project/contest for his readers to submit their best personal excellence tips. This did not require a blog post as you would just need to send in a tip to Luciano’s email.
As I am still in need of some good ideas on how to get over my depression, I thought of sending in a few lines that may not be the best advice out there but they have become my mantra to get through my sadness, check out #28 in the list. Luciano has published ALL personal excellence tips submitted to him, 66 tips so far. Great ideas given by Litemind readers and great blogs to discover.
The best part.
Since there are prizes worth some $800, Luciano has asked his participants to vote by commenting on this post listing at least their favorite 5 tips/entries, and as many as they like (no voting for their own entry of course). This part is going to take some time for me to choose as I am in a position where I could use most of these tips to improve my life. If you didn’t get a chance to participate, you are not eligible to vote but I’d still encourage you to head over to Litemind and share your own very best personal excellence tips.
And I’d be delighted to hear your comments here too on what gets you through depression and sadness.
Gini
Believe me when I say that I know how difficult and time consuming it can be to balance multiple projects at once. What helps me most is making lists of what I want to get done every day and saying out loud that I will get it done.
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