At Sea...

Ever feel lost at sea? Nothing ever seems to be going your way or just feel stuck? There are some days where all I want to do is lay in bed and do nothing all day. While sometimes it’s great to recharge, unwind and be lazy, majority of those times it’s just not good to do. One of the biggest reasons we feel lost at sea is we have no defined purpose at that moment. We are aimlessly sailing a boat to who knows where. Maybe we will get to our destination, but more than likely we will either crash or get swallowed up by a sea monster.

The easiest thing to do to help you get out of your own head and start having a purpose is to do something productive. It can be making your bed, or walking a mile, it truly doesn’t matter. This will help you jumpstart your mind. From that point it may open more doors to you to continue on a productive day, a productive week, and a productive life. Stop the lost at sea mentality, drop the anchor, and redirect where you going.

Do something productive.

Peace,

Rex Felixx

floating...

I normally enjoy floating in the pool any chance I get. floating around and soaking up the sunshine. Nothing beats it. Unless you get so sunburned that you look like a piece of toast that was stuck in the toaster for an hour and a half. Although I enjoy laying around all day on a pool flotation device, sitting in a white water raft was equally enjoyable.

It was a few years ago for my buddies bachelor party, we went white water rafting In Ohio Pyle area. I think it was a category 3 rapids, so nothing too crazy. We set out early in the morning, and came back in the evening. Every second in between was an experience. We had heart pounding turns and insane rapids and then some laid back chill vibes down the river. I’m not the best swimmer and that made me nervous to try rafting. The week prior I was overthinking and worrying about falling in and dying. But the end of the day I was so full of energy and excitement that I never even had time to think about falling in and dying. awesome. It was very cool being part of a team and paddle through the rapids.

I do enjoy the laid back style of pool swimming and rafting, but this experience of white water rafting will last me a lifetime. I think it’s always good to put yourself into new experiences and grow from it. Who cares if you fall out of the raft, ( I didn’t luckily) just get back in and keep paddling. I think that’s good mantra to have moving forward. No matter what life throws at you or new experiences that come along always keep paddling forward.

Cheers,

Rex Felixx

P.s. Stay safe this weekend, have fun and go swimming