I am working with Century 21 and I've never been happier. I'm technically out on my own. I have an office and I work my own schedule. The best part, I get paid more. It's great to do what you love AND get paid to do it.
I still like getting up in the mornings as I have for the past year but now it's a new feeling when you are getting paid what I'm worth.
I'm still on the meds that I've been on for years. I've had some bad days but most have been pretty good. I've learned a valuable lesson: Don't be lazy with the meds. I got lazy and ran out of Vyvanse for about 5 days and DAMN I became a lethargic slug. I couldn't figure out why I was so tired and realized I was having withdraws.
What sucks is that I realized in that time span how much I rely on that med. It's like a part of me now, like an appendage that I can't live without and then when it gets cut off, I lose my mind.
I started writing a book. I'm heavy into Sci-Fi and working on a story that hopefully hasn't been written in this genre and style, in legitimate publishing anyway.
Who knows. If it's really good than maybe I'll get a movie deal a la Harry Potter. Eh, no matter. I found out I like doing it. Now I wished I would have paid attention in English class back in High School.
Getting back into yoga or as I like to call it, Broga. It's been a long time and I'm deteriorating faster than I'd like to at 46 years old. If only I had listened to my body when I was in my 20s and 30s. I'm now convinced that squats, deadlifts, anything with heavy weight that puts stress on your joints and spine are very very bad for you. It's no wonder that professional athletes have pain for the rest of their lives after retirement. The put their bodies through that stress on purpose!
On to bigger and better things. I'll keep you posted.
