Tag Archives: overcoming boredom

Inspiration for the uninspired

Posted on May 31, 2022 by Steve Simms

Inspiration propels you forward. Excuses tie you down. When you’re feeling uninspired, your eyes are closed to the amazing things that surround you. People who are uninspired, quickly get tired. Focusing on problems deletes inspiration. Sincerely searching for solutions restores … Continue reading →

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Bounce boredom out of your life

Posted on January 17, 2022 by Steve Simms

Exploratory thinking can turn a problem into an adventure. It can bounce boredom out of your life. Nothing is boring if you’re interested in it. Therefore, being bored is an inner condition, not an environmental one. Assembly required: A positive … Continue reading →

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There is none so bland as he who will not see . . .

Posted on October 2, 2015 by Steve Simms

Let the bland eyes see! Society hypes up the bland while suppressing and holding down life’s most exciting aspect — the splendor, magnificence, and creativity of God that surrounds us in nature and is suppressed in our minds and souls.  There … Continue reading →

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