It is a herculean task to get anything done from home for a freelancer. I came to this conclusion after I tried to work from home. I thought I would be able to spend family time as well. I hate to admit it, but I was so wrong. Not only was it impossible to get any work done, I could barely ideate. I was constantly yelling at the kids to keep their voices down as I struggled to conjure up my thoughts after reading the brief. All I managed was jotting down three to four points for the given assignment . I went to bed thinking I would wake up early and start afresh the next day. I had originally planned to start the day at six but then had to reschedule it to eight o’clock, since the kids left for school. After bidding them goodbye, I was relieved that I had the whole day to do my work. As I switched on my computer the door bell rang. It was the milk man. I put the milk to boil, indulged in a cup of hot tea and returned to my desk. Time flew and it was nine o' clock
“If someone isn't what others want them to be, the others become angry. Everyone seems to have a clear idea of how other people should lead their lives, but none about his or her own.” ― Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist How easy it is to judge the other ? We judge people and their situations as a routine of the little we have seen of them, and we take the little we have seen as a persons whole personality and character. For example, we see a woman sitting at the bar alone ,holding a drink. Immediately, our brains start functioning. In a second we assume she is a fast and easy to get cookie. We sum her up as a girl who has no character. We don't stop there. We nudge, we poke just to get the others attention, so we can revel in the assassination of her character and be swept away by our own feeling of false superiority. Never mind if we know nothing about who she really is. However, something about her attitude or her comfortable demeanor unsettles us, and we don't even blink