ooh, what to do about work then? That certainly constitutes some substantial discomfort to provide some contrast in my life. Should I stick at it lest I lose my capacity to appreciate anything?
This article really resonated with me. I cycle to work pretty much in all weathers - this hardship of doing this through the cold wet winters days means I REALLY enjoy the spring & beyond, until the annual cycle of dark nights comes again.
Seperately - you missed the key phrase that broadly cover the subject matter in your post: Headonic adaption.
ooh, what to do about work then? That certainly constitutes some substantial discomfort to provide some contrast in my life. Should I stick at it lest I lose my capacity to appreciate anything?
This article really resonated with me. I cycle to work pretty much in all weathers - this hardship of doing this through the cold wet winters days means I REALLY enjoy the spring & beyond, until the annual cycle of dark nights comes again.
Seperately - you missed the key phrase that broadly cover the subject matter in your post: Headonic adaption.
Great article and thought provoking. Thank you for writing.
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