I know I have the drive; just need to start the engine and I'm good to go.

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I know I have the drive; just need to start the engine and I'm good to go.
Sometimes my best thoughts come from the insomniac nights, only now I just can't recall what they are.
There's a hint of anxiety that comes with foreseeing an empty future.
My days are becoming too empty and hollow; time to actually start doing more.
I may not be as thrifty as I would like to be after all... Or really, I'm just not earning enough to support myself as it is.
I know I'm going to regret later for not doing much now to secure my future.
Anger can be very consuming.
Social filters are important despite what people say about being "real".
I notice the more weddings my friends attend, the more critically conscious they are over their love lives or the lack of; I should do the opposite.
Make a chore into a routine and consistency can probably be achieved.
Growing older doesn't necessarily mean growing wiser.
The first step seems to always be the hardest part.
Imagination is like a muscle, which needs exercising before it gets flabby.
Being in close proximity all the time causes friction.
Either good or bad, labels cause suffering.
If only my mind is as flexible as a double-jointed gymnast, I then wouldn't be so rigid and slow-to-change.
Sometimes it pays off to just wait for a little while.