Weird kind of peace from working

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We all have one or many more things that bring us peace and put us at ease. They could range from the big things to the almost insignificant ones, moat of tgrm may be even unusual to outsiders but for us it means a lot.

There are just a few things that make it to that list for Mr. But for the sake of this article, I would dwell on something which is(would be) weird to others cause even though almost everyone of us do it, it's not usually for gun but for survival. And that one thing is wo4king.

Working brings me peace. By working, I mean engaging in tasks that not just keep me busy but have me feeling fulfilled through and at the end of the entire process. I do not like to stay idle. Away from the common proverb that says that an idle mind is the devil's workstation, I am just one who derives pleasure in meaningful engagements. Whenever I stay idle, even for just a day or two, I falk sick, and this is not an exaggeration. It should so, be no surprise that I work and jogglr a number of jobs at once. I like to be busy, that's why I can take up teaching roles, remote jobs, my engineering job, small chops production and delivery jobs as well as be in attendance to play the drums at church without fail. With all of these underway, I promise you that no other personal errand or duty that I have is affected in anyway cause I somehow learned and incorporated balance in every one of them inorder to ensure that I stay at the top of my game.

Working makes me feel alive. It gives me a sense of purpose, something to look forward to, something to learn from, somehwere to channel by energy and potential and to gain satisfaction and a feeling of usefulness in return. There is also the ferlings of secutity in knowing that i get a step closer to being able to afford everything i ever would want. In the cureent economy in this present world, kt reduces the panic from worrying about inflations. But more than that and importnatly, i get to commit to something and give my all and see it through and say in the end, "i did this... well done, me"

I hope that this was interesting to read.
Thanks for coming around.