Doing what you cannot do

Being able to do what you cannot do matters when what you cannot do is part of the equation for success. For example my readers, if a non profit cannot ask for a corporation’s help and get it, that non profit may not have succeeded. Doing what you cannot do especially when you are turning towards destruction and peril is very much part of the equation of success…

… Another example is that I cannot be productive in homelessness despite the great level of anxiety and discomfort. Yesterday I was weakened by the endless pile on of rain, wind and sudden temperature changes, I went into a corner shaking like a leaf. My plan to do some exercises in linear  algebra towards its combination with another subject to achieve something else  was impossible yesterday.

But today is another day as the natural immunity my body has kicked in. Today, I am back on the part of doing what I cannot do. The elements cannot help but overwhelm my body in reasonable time because of the spatial temporal engagement. And I cannot help but be productive against all odds. YouTube cannot help but try to ruin me for whatever sickeningly evil reasoning. I cannot help but persist with u destructive and dignifying productivity. If you find you cannot do something, you need to let go of that thing and find your way to faster and better things.  If you stole a penny from me and do not give it back, may your life’s immunity fail on you despite all the unnatural immunity you surround yourself with. Amen.