You are good at something, stop lying to yourself. You’re good at breaking down comic book plots, cooking ramen perfectly, making your friends happy, knowing the time without looking at a clock, getting the perfect ending at RPG’s, or figuring out the twist ending to movies. Don’t…
Actually, I’ve found it to be very helpful. Because it puts the job and lack there of into perspective. And if you’re unemployed, you need that POV shift, for sanity’s sake. You need to remember that you are far more than a job. Value and worth aren’t anymore ‘practical’ than love is. Practicality is not the be all and end all bar for what things have meaning, and what things don’t.
(Source: pandavalkyrie)
