Motivation is like a Wi-Fi signal—just when you think you’re connected, it drops. Keep searching for the signal, because even one bar is enough to get you through!

As I age, finding motivation to start and do things is becoming farther and further to locate; it feels as if each passing year adds layers of hesitance, making it more challenging to muster the enthusiasm I once had. The once simple tasks now seem daunting, and the energy I need often feels like a distant memory. I find myself reflecting on my past, where the spark of inspiration was so readily available, igniting a rush to engage in various activities. Now, contemplation often takes precedence over action, leading to a cycle of procrastination and missed opportunities. This gradual shift has made me realize how vital it is to rekindle that internal drive and to seek out the small joys that once motivated me, as I navigate through this phase of life.

Let me tell you, the road of aging is like trying to drive through a city after a snowstorm—full of obstacles and potholes, and just when you think you’ve navigated them all, there’s another hidden speed bump ready to send you bouncing!

Have a nice day!