My friend is writing a post and less work in office are perhaps the reasons that give me impetus to write a post.
It has been a long time since I have written a post and although I always give an indolent try but the thought vaporises in the atmosphere like the smoke of my friends cigarette in the evenings.Yesterday I thought that I would transform the weightless figments of my hackneyed imagination (as new thoughts don't come to me nowdays) into some lead using my 'credit-suisse' pencil.
But as it has been for the last few days as I sit to write the only thought that wreathes me forms a layer impenetrable for the other thoughts and the denouement ---only CAT appears in my mind--- and I begin to think
of the strategies that would suit me best during the exam not changing my strategy too much but just adding a few minutes here and there to different secions.
of the strategies that would suit me best during the exam not changing my strategy too much but just adding a few minutes here and there to different secions.
Nowdays ,as the exam is approaching, when I wake up I want to
have the pencil in my hand so that I can finish the problem which I approached confidently in my dream but again before I breach my subliminal thoughts the problem vaporises.
have the pencil in my hand so that I can finish the problem which I approached confidently in my dream but again before I breach my subliminal thoughts the problem vaporises.
But I won't blame myself for this as it means too much to me at this moment so sometimes it is good to be insular in your imagination as it helps me to focus on my goal.
Nowdays whenever I feel that I am losing my motivation I immediately search for inspirational quotes on the netjust to satiate my tremulous willpower with the thoughts of others as if my thoughts are trespasser in its domain and I think it happens at times when others are needed to inspire you when you can't motivate yourself.
Last day I read Mohammad Ali's quote -- "I hate every minute of practising but I do it as I want to live the rest of life as a champion".