Potential of tomorrow.
There are so many things in which I could do tomorrow.
Draw nude women all day long.
Watch tv all day long.
ride a bike in the backyard or around the neighborhood.
clean the olde room
a day of advertisements.
write new original stories
write a great deal and lot on this website for what it is truly worth
comment on things.
draw the daily count of features.
watch movies on and off the stream services and just found on youtube
I list many things in which I could do this day or from my perspective of writing this without having gone to sleep; yet many of those things go away when you are sucked into social media and yet even school! But mainly I will focus on social media, on an ideal day when and where you can do anything at all, and even if you were to make a list just by being on social media you can see your productivity goes down. So remember, social media is a hindrance and realize that what you write down as a list of potential things you can do the next day is the fullest you can achieve off your own preferences. Really, is watching tv all day long or riding a bike in the backyard all in which you can do, I would not think so? There are more things in which you can actually do. That relate to your talents, yet with social media and other distractions of the net are you likely to even do that of what you can actually do? What you can actually do relating to learned and actual skills? No, you are to realize your worth lesser than what can even be feasible. Instead of your list of what you can prefer to believe you can do, all you end up doing is checking tweets of people and places and events you don't even like or pages of them or businesses even! Seeing a dog skate board and all that junk, its quite sad-that your potential of what you prefer( list above) is wasted seeing an animal skateboard but can you do anything? No, you cannot do anything of what you planned and animals with video likeness do more than you will do in a day because of social media. Much even out of the preferred list of things, you are likely to ever keep your head over water and your ability to keep up with anything diminishes over time via social media just enabling you to believe you are apart of this skateboarding dogs action as if you are doing it. No, the solution would be to not view social media and just accomplish this list of tasks. You would be better off for it.
As for tasks you could do in a day that would be near the fullest of potential( I give examples in the following);
Draw fifty images
make fifty articles
make a tent in a room for a video
make a comic
make ten comics.
make twenty comics
make a website
write a news commentary.
make a coloring book
make a magazine
These would all be good things of your fullest potential and yet you will never reach them if you can never keep your head over water to do one thing. So ya. Let's say that social media essentially hinders you from ever pondering your worth and this is in part what happens to many artists-they think social media is fulfilling when it is the least. If you can only get 1 element done out of ten elements/ items, what percent of 100 have you gotten? 10%
If you have a whole another level of potential of what can be done in a day, you only get 5% of 20 items done where one is set of ten in the 20 is vital to ever compromise the other. How you are to think you can create when you cannot rest and damage yourself by social media to ever not think of your true potential in a day? You cannot because social media makes a trap where you cannot reach the fullness of your actual ability! You are barely to think you amount to do anything but 10% in an entire day and that ten percent when translated into what you have the potential to do based on skill becomes literally 5%! This means you aren't doing anything looking at your phone when you wake up. Don't pay your day around social media. Make social media be planned around you. Minimize the times in which you actually have an objective not at all. Always create a list or else be sorry and yet enslaved to social media to not ever do what ever is your best potential.
Draw nude women all day long.
Watch tv all day long.
ride a bike in the backyard or around the neighborhood.
clean the olde room
a day of advertisements.
write new original stories
write a great deal and lot on this website for what it is truly worth
comment on things.
draw the daily count of features.
watch movies on and off the stream services and just found on youtube
I list many things in which I could do this day or from my perspective of writing this without having gone to sleep; yet many of those things go away when you are sucked into social media and yet even school! But mainly I will focus on social media, on an ideal day when and where you can do anything at all, and even if you were to make a list just by being on social media you can see your productivity goes down. So remember, social media is a hindrance and realize that what you write down as a list of potential things you can do the next day is the fullest you can achieve off your own preferences. Really, is watching tv all day long or riding a bike in the backyard all in which you can do, I would not think so? There are more things in which you can actually do. That relate to your talents, yet with social media and other distractions of the net are you likely to even do that of what you can actually do? What you can actually do relating to learned and actual skills? No, you are to realize your worth lesser than what can even be feasible. Instead of your list of what you can prefer to believe you can do, all you end up doing is checking tweets of people and places and events you don't even like or pages of them or businesses even! Seeing a dog skate board and all that junk, its quite sad-that your potential of what you prefer( list above) is wasted seeing an animal skateboard but can you do anything? No, you cannot do anything of what you planned and animals with video likeness do more than you will do in a day because of social media. Much even out of the preferred list of things, you are likely to ever keep your head over water and your ability to keep up with anything diminishes over time via social media just enabling you to believe you are apart of this skateboarding dogs action as if you are doing it. No, the solution would be to not view social media and just accomplish this list of tasks. You would be better off for it.
As for tasks you could do in a day that would be near the fullest of potential( I give examples in the following);
Draw fifty images
make fifty articles
make a tent in a room for a video
make a comic
make ten comics.
make twenty comics
make a website
write a news commentary.
make a coloring book
make a magazine
These would all be good things of your fullest potential and yet you will never reach them if you can never keep your head over water to do one thing. So ya. Let's say that social media essentially hinders you from ever pondering your worth and this is in part what happens to many artists-they think social media is fulfilling when it is the least. If you can only get 1 element done out of ten elements/ items, what percent of 100 have you gotten? 10%
If you have a whole another level of potential of what can be done in a day, you only get 5% of 20 items done where one is set of ten in the 20 is vital to ever compromise the other. How you are to think you can create when you cannot rest and damage yourself by social media to ever not think of your true potential in a day? You cannot because social media makes a trap where you cannot reach the fullness of your actual ability! You are barely to think you amount to do anything but 10% in an entire day and that ten percent when translated into what you have the potential to do based on skill becomes literally 5%! This means you aren't doing anything looking at your phone when you wake up. Don't pay your day around social media. Make social media be planned around you. Minimize the times in which you actually have an objective not at all. Always create a list or else be sorry and yet enslaved to social media to not ever do what ever is your best potential.
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