
In between it "feeling like work" & "flowing" a thought darted in, "Just log on to Facebook."
I'm confident the motivation was "easy." Facebook holds updates that I click on taking me right to the last thing I did. The posts are short quips. I don't have to think much. Click, scan, post, repeat.
Reading involves more mental muscle. It's also more rewarding. I feel richer afterward.
I was talking with my friend, Curtis, fresh from 5 months in Haiti. There he walks everywhere with his friends. He said, "It's amazing how much people do things by themselves here in America."
I said, "Yes, but with Facebook we trick ourselves into believing we're connected."
Facebook is easy. But me actually meeting Curtis at Starbucks. Me actually meeting my friend George for lunch, requires intentionality; a bit of work.
But I'm sure this afternoon, I'll feel richer and more rewarded than if I'd Facebooked for an hour at Starbucks by myself...
I have but one life. And so do you. Let's work at life, growth and relationships.