Days You Feel Sick Reveal How Badly You Want It
Today, I feel sick.
Actually, I’ve felt sick all weekend. I don’t think it’s COVID, but then again, I’m not a doctor. Yesterday, I slept for 14 hours — after taking a 4-hour nap on the couch at noon. Mentally, I feel OK. Not my best, but definitely not my worst. I know what too-sick-to-function feels like, and this isn’t it.
Still, not great.
I have to write my Atomic Essay today.
I told myself I was going to write 365 Atomic Essays this year. I told the internet as well. I can’t give up now. We’re only 19 days into the new year, for crying out loud (I’m not actually crying). If I stop now, what does that say about me?
Do I give up on things that easily?
One measly little exhaustion spell and, whoosh, all my goals go flying out the window?
What would Kobe Bryant do?
These are the questions I wrestle with on days like today.
So I figured this would be a great topic to write about.
When you get sick, I believe two things happen:
First, I believe your body is trying to tell you something. I probably did this to myself. I came back after Christmas all…
