Bordom and why it is crucial?💡

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Quote 1:

“Boredom always precedes a period of great creativity.”

- Robert M. Pirsig (philosopher, writer, Zen motorcyclist)

Nowadays, it is almost impossible to be bored. We have our technology that keeps us amused at the click of a button or the sound of a voice command. Even more sadly, we’ve grown so accustomed to it that at the slightest sign of discomfort, we run toward the familiarity of our phone screens.

That being said, we deprive ourselves of living in the moment and of being truly bored. And being bored is what will lead us to the great creativity that makes us feel alive, content, and ultimately happy.

Quote 2:

“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.”

- Dorothy Parker (witty poet, critic, satirist, screenwriter)

Bored people can also look busy and act busy, while in reality feeling discontent and ultimately bored with what they are doing. They lack genuine interest in the task or the matter they are partaking in.

That being said, if you do feel bored - good. That is part of the process of being a normal, creative human being. And if you want to use this boredom for good, ask yourself: What sparks curiosity in me?

And do more of that.

Quote 3:

“Boredom is your mind’s way of telling you you’re ready for change.”

- Unknown

Learning is a natural state of humans. Picking up a new activity or skill at first feels like a big challenge, but with time and repetition it becomes easier and easier to perform. It might even get so easy that you start feeling bored.

In that moment, I challenge you to step aside and ask yourself: is this boredom just temporary, or is it a sign that you’ve outgrown the situation? If it’s the latter and you are constantly bored and unstimulated, then maybe it’s time to seek change in your life.

What could that challenge be for you?

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