La llorona es una de esas canciones que se clavan en el corazón. Si creciste en México, has escuchado esta canción chingos de veces en varias versiones.
The topics on this blog are all over the place, and that's on purpose.
Everything I write here is personal. Often, I share random and seemingly irrelevant events of my day. Occasionally, I write about more generic and apparently impersonal topics. In the end, all the posts are close to my heart as it is either what's happening in my life or about my current interests.
The about page says nothing about me. I've tried to put something there in the past, but it quickly gets
outdated—as my self-perception changes swiftly—so I abandoned the idea of keeping up with it.
Some days I wonder if I should stop writing publicly and just keep a private journal; the variability of the topics is so high that I genuinely doubt this blog is providing actual value to someone else besides me.
Perhaps I should stick to a single topic and try to build an audience. But, honestly, I don't feel enthusiastic about that idea, and I'm not sure if that's due to a lack of discipline or an excess of curiosity.
With some conscious and sustained effort on my side, my sleeping pattern should go back to normal from now on.
Good sleep, paired with more physical activity and stricter meditation routine, would help to sharpen my mind. A sharp mind is necessary to execute some strategic professional moves this year.
I'm back to blogging every day, so, I'm going to stop using the #daily tag since it is now redundant.
A casual conversation at work triggered a myriad of negative thoughts and feelings that lasted for the rest of the day.
I have been dealing with these patterns long enough to know it has nothing to do with the topic of such conversation, instead, it is a bunch of core inner conflicts that remains unresolved.
But, before attempting to deal with those, I have to fix my sleeping patterns.