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Admit it. We all tend to get a
bit crazed about attending to task and ticking our various boxes. (Or is this just me?) And for those
of us who are driven, playing is not a priority. We allow ourselves
to get professionally caught-up in what we’re pressed to complete. And regardless of what it
is, we are task oriented people that like to accomplish our tasks so we can
move on to the next one. The problem is, some of us can easily tumble from one
task into the other without taking a healthy break; like Jerry almost did.
Our warm-toned and talented colleague had been involved in some exciting long-form narration work when he realized he'd been holed-up inside his home studio for too long a stretch. This was enough to remind him of how precious life outside his studio
was. And he needed to get out and play in it. After all, he couldn’t chance
becoming the poster boy for an old English proverb, could he? Dull? Never let it be!
So he took his trusty camera
outside to zero-in on everything from a Snowy Owl to a Sunrise at Silver Lake.
And his healthy diversion proved to be a real pick-me-up. He has an eye for beauty,
a real gift for capturing it and he also shares it with others. What a bonus. What a win-win!
We all needed your message, Jerry, because pastime playing is necessary and good. Rah-Rah! I'm off to ride my bike.
What kind of pastime play do you allow yourself to indulge in?
Jerry's blog: All Work and No Play.
And check-out his website: Jerry Reed
I value you + what you have to share, so comment below!
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