Ending the cold season

I've been hiking, going on long walks, helping others, probably a bit too much, reading books, trying to implement meditation in my daily routine that is trying to be a little bit tricky and did some reflection to where I came and how much work is still waiting to be done on myself.

On Wednesday I listened to my inner voice that has been shouting for several days, took my winder gear after work and drove on top of Kope to go probably on the last snowboarding rides of this season.

It has been an amazing Winter, although we didn't have much snow after new year, I still did a lot more shredding on my snowboard threw the snowy slopes than I ever. This year I found some kind of confidence in my snowboard, everything changed when I gave it to a guy to make a service on it, that felt like a night/day difference.

Went on ski resorts after many years and slided with my snowboard for many kilometers, met awesome people, had a great time, got a ton of skills, experience on my board, found new techniques, real confidence drifting down the icy slopes, new friends and another way of life teaching me to be percsistent.

“Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit.”
― Napoleon Hill

After reading the book Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill two times it really changed at least my way of thinking, lit a bit of additional fire and thought me what is needed to make a dream or rather a burning desire to become a reality. The tittle seems on first glance it's all about the paper, but the author describes how everything can be realized, what ever we have desire for in equal ways. It's more to it than just pray and law of attraction. It describes what we need to do, backed with practical uses threw history and also what kills our chances to get to where we want too. Mostly associated with fears and not being perscistent.

After many falls, slips, getting hurt a few times while falling doing downhill on my snowboard I slowly but surely learned how to manage failures here as well. Slowly got better and after many years of self teaching I got confident on it.

Next book I started reading and got it as a birthday gift is The Monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin S. Sharma.

Are you reading any books?

After few days I can finally make a post with photos, photography is really something I started enjoying to do after I joined this platform, almost like a new habit where I try to share the moment and is hard for me to write a post without them. Really glad it's all fixed now and working back again. :)

Thank you very kindly for taking time reading, stopping by, staying positive & I wish you a wonderful weekend!