I've been thinking about "drama" today. Not because I love watching drama on TV or the movies. It's more out of my curiosity at the point of "drama" we play in our lives. Would it be accurate to say that a lot are in a rut because of unnecessary "drama?" A person suffering from clinical depression, for example, wastes great energy and resources creating drama or cleaning up after it. Why the wasted energy and resources when it could be directed elsewhere that leads to hope, productivity, and fulfillment? Think about it.
I've been thinking about "drama" today. Not because I love watching drama on TV or the movies. It's more out of my curiosity at the point of "drama" we play in our lives. Would it be accurate to say that a lot are in a rut because of unnecessary "drama?" A person suffering from clinical depression, for example, wastes great energy and resources creating drama or cleaning up after it. Why the wasted energy and resources when it could be directed elsewhere that leads to hope, productivity, and fulfillment? Think about it.
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