Blind Positivity; "Excuses" for Why I'm Back on Track

Priorities change. In an ordinary world, priorities are focused on things like…

Working to Live

Paying Bills on time

Hobbies/Recreation

Family and friends

Dating/Marriage

Keeping house

Striving in the general direction of Luxury

Although for many who fall on hard times (weather socially, emotionally, financially, occupationally, or whateverally…) priorities can go elsewhere.

That’s what happened to me two years ago. My life was already in shambles as it was and I was trying my absolute hardest to keep it together regardless.

Until…

Hold up. Here’s what happened…

This is the story all about how my life got flipped-turned upside down. Just let me take a second, just sit right there. I’ll tell you how it all went down… 
...you know what? I don’t care…

Seriously though, just take my word for it. Shit hit the fan, Man.

Before I knew it, I didn’t have the time and patience for anything. I let a lot of stuff slip for a long time. I didn’t have any other choice.

So over time as I’m able to get through all the mess and get past the torture, I’ve started to see things a little lot differently.

Instead of making excuses why I can’t do things, I'm learning to make excuses why I can.  Instead of making excuses for my negative actions, I make excuses for my positive actions.

Why? Because I want to, and because I can, and because there’s not a damn thing wrong blind positivity as long as I'm using it at my own accord. 

It’s so easy! I highly recommend. It’s just like making excuses… only for cool things instead of not-cool things.

 

Maybe it’s because of the nice weather we’ve been having, but I’m back on track with my cardio.

Maybe it’s because I finished fixing some broken-life crap last month, but I’m back on track with fixing fun stuff like my guitar and my bike.

Maybe it’s because of my awesome new haircut (big thanks to Bestie J-Rock), but I’m back on track with trying to look cute.

Maybe it’s because I’ve been subscribing to food bloggers on Instagram, but I’m back on track with my health and nutrition.  

Maybe it’s all the fresh air and cardio going to my head, but I’m back on track with writing my novel.

Maybe it’s because I can leave the windows open, but I’m back on track with keeping my house clean.

Maybe it’s because I’ve been so social lately, but I’m back on track with my sleep.

Maybe it’s because I’ve had so many positive things to keep me busy, but I’m back on track with my controlling my temper.

Maybe it’s because I’ve finally realized that it’s okay to feel sad sometimes, but I’m back on track with my emotions.

Maybe it’s because I’m back on track with so much else, but I’m back on track with moving forward too.