Burn Out

July 13, 2010

in General

I know how lucky I am to be paid to write. I know how lucky I am to live in a beau­ti­ful, peace­ful, mod­ern coun­try. I know how lucky I am to enjoy the friends and fam­ily I do. I know it. And yet it’s one of those days when every­thing I want feels a mil­lion miles away.

What do you do when you don’t want to do the work you love any­more? When what you should be doing feels like what you shouldn’t be doing. When you look back at all you’ve done and ask “so what?” What now?

I wish I had an answer for you. All I know is that even this is part and par­cel of liv­ing the cre­ative life, that some days you will feel really bad about the work you do or don’t do, and there doesn’t seem any way for­ward except to get on the tread­mill and trudge on, again and again, one weary step at a time.

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