My week
Sunday, March 18, 2007
This week has been interesting. I have been accomplishing quite a lot and yet somehow I feel empty.
At work I finally managed to pull off one thing that I’ve been working on for quite a long time now. This, once it gets going, should result in more interesting work and hopefully some monetary extra.
On freetime, I have managed to do sports five times this week (counting only sessions lasting more than an hour). This is a bit more than my usual average, and feels great. Also, we managed to do some serious filming again with NUD on wednesday and some editing on saturday. This was a very productive and enjoyable week on the freetime sector.
During the weekend I only drank a few beers and watched some movies with my wife. Again, quite enjoyable. The thing that makes me feel empty though is this: I am now concretely hitting the mark where I just don’t have any more energy left to do anything else. Really. If my boss would ask me to work some extra time or I would try to fit in another excercise to my schedule, or perhaps would manage to see more friends, it would most likely result in stress rather than better feelings.
It’s a vicious circle really. To have it good like I would argue that I have now, it takes effort. This effort is very close to the maximum capacity that I have. This situation leads very easily to questions such as:
- If I fall ill or some accident happens, what then?
- Is this really all there is to this life?
- Am I doing the right things?
- In case I am, am I doing those in correct order?
I am not the kind of person who would easily admit that I maybe have problems. Period. I am the kind of person who rather takes a problem and solves it. I am so sick of hearing people complain and rant about things being wrong. Go and fix the ones you can and forget the ones that you can’t fix!
But then again. If I myself can’t stretch to more accomplishment anymore, what then? I guess I’ll have to think about the current situation really thoroughly. Sleep over it and soforth, it typically gets better over time.