Comments on: Listen to Your Emotions: They Are Always Saying Something http://www.letterlover.net/2010/03/30/listen-to-your-emotions-they-are-always-saying-something/ Where the written word lives on... Thu, 17 May 2012 16:19:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Masa http://www.letterlover.net/2010/03/30/listen-to-your-emotions-they-are-always-saying-something/#comment-31607 Masa Thu, 29 Apr 2010 03:07:22 +0000 http://www.letterlover.net/2010/03/30/listen-to-your-emotions-they-are-always-saying-something/#comment-31607 When I got laid off last summer, it was such a relief that I was scheduled to volunteer serving beer at a weekly outdoor concert series. It helped me soften the blow because I was temporarily deferring what just happened. But more importantly, it was also an opportunity to recharge and increase my optimism while spending time with friends and making others happy. I find social activities such as kickball and volunteering as avenues to recharge and stay optimistic, because I get to spend time with a lot of friendly and caring friends who have a positive influence on me. I haven’t perceived social activities as a way to defer my negative emotions till you discussed it in your blog. If anything, I had plenty of time to reflect on my emotions through journaling, thanks to your inspiration. As a result, I slept much better and I felt less stressed than when I was still at work. I’m glad that you shared your perspective, because it serves as a heads up when I catch myself deferring my emotions. Thank you for sharing your interesting words of wisdom. When I got laid off last summer, it was such a relief that I was scheduled to volunteer serving beer at a weekly outdoor concert series. It helped me soften the blow because I was temporarily deferring what just happened. But more importantly, it was also an opportunity to recharge and increase my optimism while spending time with friends and making others happy.

I find social activities such as kickball and volunteering as avenues to recharge and stay optimistic, because I get to spend time with a lot of friendly and caring friends who have a positive influence on me. I haven’t perceived social activities as a way to defer my negative emotions till you discussed it in your blog. If anything, I had plenty of time to reflect on my emotions through journaling, thanks to your inspiration. As a result, I slept much better and I felt less stressed than when I was still at work. I’m glad that you shared your perspective, because it serves as a heads up when I catch myself deferring my emotions. Thank you for sharing your interesting words of wisdom.

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