Silence, so they say, is golden. I’m not sure that’s always true but sometimes a little quiet from time to time is possibly a good thing. At least, that’s what I’ve been telling myself since the EnormousYes blog has become markedly less prolific of late.
As its principle writer, I have been somewhat indisposed you might say. Having elected to go back to university full-time for a year my mind is now filling up with essays to be written and journal papers to be read. All of this is very exciting and challenging but with this new preoccupation come inevitable demands. Put bluntly, time has become more limited. And so it seems the EnormousYes blog has come to something of a grinding halt or simply a temporary hiatus.
I don’t think this is an altogether bad thing. I wanted to write a series of blogs that explored things I have found interesting and inspiring as a psychologist and as a person. I hope I have been true to that goal. I didn’t want to simply write about career issues as though they occur in a narrow box labelled ‘work’. Afterall, what we do for work, for money and out of interest imbues our life with meaning; it provides us with a narrative about who we are and what we want.
I hope to return to the EnormousYes blog when I have more time to give it but in the meantime, thanks for reading.
‘Silence is better than unmeaning words.’
Pythagoras
