Something Unwritten Yet. Story About Him. #2 Past The Frustration

There is nothing to worry about.

Hearing this makes him wonder. You know there are many situations when a person seems sad and you ask them: ''what's wrong? their answer is: ''nothing'' altough 99% percent of times their mind is going like crazy shifting through many dimensions only not to break?
It's their nothing they worry about.

With that being said, he would rather inspire someone to be happy about things than saying they don't have anything to worry about. This is hell we're living in. There will always be worries about something. So many people starving or homeless without any idea on how long they're going to make it.

Worry, don't be shy. But make your worrying useful, he thought. It gives you energy. Think about something that worries you and transform it to an idea. You will feel it. It will come. Let those thoughts circle around, each time being clearer and easier to comprehend and put down to good use.

And then instantly he remembered an advice that's been there with him for months now:

If you can do it in 5 minutes, do it now!

It helps a lot. It helped him get rid of postponing the beautiful work he has to do.

You know the Shelf of Tomorrow? It's where you put or sometimes throw all the work you're going to do tomorrow. This simple rule helped him with that. He really liked the Shelf of Tomorrow until he understood that there is no tomorrow.

You wake up and it's today. And if you think it is only a word play, go on now, continue with your day in ignorance. Obey.

For him it was a way to talk with the crowd planting seeds in its subconscious mind.

He has a routine now.
This is the second edition of his word play.

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The first one is here

Peace, Love, Gratitude