It takes sheer courage to procrastinate. You either have an insane amount of faith in your last-minute abilities, or you are simply unbothered by the consequences of inaction. Either way, you’ve sure got some guts.
Last year a friend from Nairobi invited me to a show at Koko London to catch one of the guys from Ezra Collectives set, today I’m playing that same room for a private event that’s sold out. ⚡️
I wake up, get high, and then edit up a feature length documentary which I did all the filming for and all the narration for, from me travelling all over the world, usually high when it's possible.
Or I wake up, get high, put some music on and then start writing up my thoughts, for example on the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch OR) Theory and how quantum interactions in microtubules could be evidential pathways towards non-local consciousness.
Or I wake up, get high, and edit the latest interview I did with a: celebrated author, journalist, PhD scientist, government official, veteran etc.
Or I wake up, get high, put my headphones on, get on my mountain bike and go for a cycle in the sunshine.
I think you're wrong.
Unpopular opinion: I don't think your life has to have a purpose, or you a grand ambition; I think it's okay to just wander through life finding interesting things until you die
The basic foundation of nihilism/existentialism/humanism is that life is meaningless (not the OP's but Schopenhauer, Kant, Nietzsche Kierkegaard, and Sartre's e.t.c).
For some like Schopenhauer, meaninglessness inevitably bred dissatisfaction: for the likes of Camus, happiness
Kenyan FARMERS, a severe El Niño is forecast for Kenya from mid-2026 through Q1 2027, potentially worse than 1997. In '97, flooding killed 2,000+ people, wiped out 300,000 ha of crops, and killed over 600,000 livestock.
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Comfort will not teach you, noise will not guide you but Only trial, darkness, and the weight of the elements can open the soul.
The universe does not pour knowledge into the soft, the distracted, the unwilling but It calls the ones who are ready to be broken so they can be remade.
Those who feel the pull to rivers, caves, mountains know this is not rebellion but It is memory and It is ancestral law calling you home.
African spirituality has always spoken through the earth, the wind, the stones, the rivers. The body remembers, even when the mind forgets and the bones remember, even when the heart doubts. The spirit remembers, even when words fail.