The world war 3 point got me thinking and I couldn't stop myself from agreeing.  We draw a circle of  comfort zone around us and start facilitating ourselves in that zone. With such mentality we tend to shift to materialistic things. Like you said, we come out of our comfort zones during the time of crisis. This is what we need to acquire in our daily lives to make the most of our lives. 

I, as an individual, have put myself in that comfort zone and I have been trying kill this resultant laziness but old habits die hard. I will be moving to an other city at the end of August 2021 to explore myself and focus clearly on my studies and prepare for the commissioned exams. For this I direly need to acquire what you do for yourself.
 *Give the day your all, before you lay your head down.*

Also, you write beautifully sir 💞🥺. I've been learning from @galenkp about how to write an effective blog/post here and I consider him my teacher now. And from you I am learning such amazing things. I'll be honored if you consider me your student💓🥺. 

Eat that crab meat to get big ass I heard in saweetie video

But honestly who cares just get fit 

If ur a girl I bet ur ass looks fine when actually bent over

It's like dudes and their flaccid dicks lol works same way

Gross

Human bodies suck I want the bio beds so we can all be clean and erase all unwanted genetic deformities but allow us to selectively keep small defects to remember our old life and theyll be like trophies lol 

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I agree with you about the phrase about running. 
Work, work schedule makes a person be in good shape. If a person gives up and begins to break the working regime, then he begins to age.

Laziness is killing us.

I was an addict of the credit card debt at one time. To get a bank credit card you needed to have some debt somewhere, thus the department credit card at high interest rate for 6 months. You finally begin to build a credit score, but you had to go into revolving debt to do it. Six months later the bank gives you the bank issued credit card at a semi decent rate. 

To late you now want to build your credit score and two credit cards don't help, so you get a couple more department store cards, make small purchases and off to the cleaners the banks go, interest and more interest they collect from you. before you know it you have a visa card, a discovery card, a sears card, a radio shack card, a pennys card, and you got that ever coveted bank line of credit; a signature loan. You hit the biggest milestone of all, a bank line of credit.

Ten years to build the history, and ten plus years to tear down the credit fiasco, you finally pare it down to one credit card, one bank card and the credit line stays available for emergency use, but at a zero balance. 

It would be nice to be able to not have a credit card, unfortunately society and businesses  really have a penchant for giving their money to banks. I remember seeing stores when I was growing up with signs *"no checks or credit cards"* now it is signs with "**No Cash, credit cards only**".

I think one needs a balance between work and play. That said structure and a bit of pressure do foster creativity. 

I could not agree more with you on materialism and petty preoccupations. IMO the pandemic has made ot worse among those least affected. 

Trust your recovery is going well. 

Dear my friend @tarazkp, Why are you revealing your wife's sexy back to other men?😄
Wouldn't your wife be offended if she found out about your behavior?😁

You could write a book on phrases filled with so much wisdom and insight; I don't see an ounce of laziness here especially wiyh your philosophy of
>Give the day your all, before you lay your head down.

I believe in doing just that, but find it difficult to focus since having a tia episode recently, very scary, but I was right as rain soon thereafter although I am finding myself forgetting stupid little things!

Mine was not serious and I'm on blood thinners (allergic to aspirin) but your condition is more serious, I do hope you are improving. 

You may be writing less, but I believe in quality not quantity and your work still is of such a high standard, not a lazy bone there!
I know I'm repeating myself but it's a fact!

>One positive habit often supports the development of more.

And the opposite sadly also is true as you say!

But...
Writing certainly helps one focus as you can go back and reshuffle to get more order; in any case that's what I often have to do, as my mind is in many places at one time! Bad habit that's now been exacerbated!

Covid lockdowns taught me one good thing and that is to make do with what I have and not jump into the car to go and spend and end up buying unnecessary things!

Get well soon @tarazkp !

Very motivating and encouraging blog.  Will take from it and make myself a better person

> The problem with becoming a bum is that I have not been posting as frequently and as a result, I am getting lazy. I am still posting once a day, but it feels more difficult when it was easy and I think it is **because I am starting to mentally atrophy.**

Come on bro! Stop torturing yourself and start sleeping well and as much as you can while you can.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPWxcTOJfR0

> Give the day your all, before you lay your head down.

Yeah! forget about your own saying and just let the formidable Neuroplasticity do its amazing job. Because when one area of the brain is damaged somehow, it's easier for others areas to naturally pick up the slack if you just let it do what needs to be done while you are sleeping. You know?

Heads off to you for writing a post a day. Loved your nuggets of wisdom.

As long as you're posting at least once a day otherwise we're going to worry ;D

You have slowed down to 1-2 posts a day in the past for various reasons, reckon you'll pick back up again no problem.