Lazy Sundays? No Way.

Most people think of Sundays as their day to sleep in and be lazy all day. I can see how people fall into that routine with their weekend but I can’t. Sundays I spend working on personal projects that I don’t get enough time throughout the week to really tackle properly such as working on my writing or creating a website. I also spend Sundays cleaning up around the house and going outside with my beautiful wife. I love to walk to the park with her and our puppy Gatsby who loves spending his Sundays sniffing the neighborhood.

Life is an exciting, awesome worthwhile adventure that needs to be lived, not casually observed from a bed or couch. I am a big believer in action and doing things. When you’re in action and working on producing something, whether it’s a novel or a blog, a meal or grocery shopping, cleaning the house or just the table, production is the basis of morale. People spend so much time waiting for the weekend and usually by the end of their Sundays they are tired, often more tired than any other day of the week. Why? Well, it’s because they spent their Sunday “not doing anything,” which made them tired. Doing things gives you energy and the proof is that on Friday nights most people have extra energy. That’s because they just produced all week and are on a high.

Taking a break is nice once in awhile but it’s much better to work on something than on nothing. Even when people vacation they go to the beach or site see, which is doing something. I’m a fan of taking advantage of a Sunday to get something done that will benefit my family, me and maybe some other people too, like writing a blog that others can read. On to the next one!