RE: The Philosophy of My Creative Process: When the Inner Iron Fails to Turn On
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Wow, more than two decades! Your iron must be really well-made. Maybe you’re also really good at taking care of your things because it has lasted that long. And perhaps the brand itself is also known for its durability.
Well, it’s always better to take a break after everything we’ve been doing. It’s not about wasting time or being lazy; it’s about giving ourselves time to recharge. That way, when we get back to what we need to do, we’re fully recharged, not just physically, but mentally as well.
So, don’t feel guilty about taking a break. It’s something we do for our own well-being. If we want to keep going and stay balanced, we need to make time for the things that matter, not just work, but also our family and, of course, ourselves.
Thank you—it’s really nice to read that wanting to take a break is normal. As for the iron, I’ve actually had it repaired before, which is how I know where the repair shop is. Thanks for your comment.
At least it was repaired rather than completely replaced, which is why it’s still usable up to this day.