I am addicted to Facebook. I admit that. I cannot start my day without logging on and know what has happened while I slept and I cannot help but log on just before I go to bed. I don't think it is a bad addiction. If I don't have internet for a couple days I don't feel the withdrawal until I get online and think of what I may have missed in the last couple days.
We all have our own personal demons that we face on a daily basis. Whether or not we choose to recognise them and deal with them is up to each individual. I go through so many emotions each and every day that I often ignore my demons and they tend to go away. But it is when I dwell on my demons that they really begin to take over and steer my thoughts in the wrong direction.
What doesn't really help the situation is when, at 4.45pm a client rings up and virtually abuses me about something I had spoken to her about just a few days earlier. And yes, we did make a mistake, but that is no reason to yell at me! While yes, it was so close to the end of the day, it put me in a sour mood.
I guess we all go through things that aren't easy, but whether or not we let them get to us and become our demon is what makes us who we are.
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