Ghostwriter
Omission is a failure to do something. Many of our habits are simply habits of omission. It is just things we don’t do every day so not doing them is a habit. It’s really not very important or is it?
I decided to try a little personal inventory of things I believe that I should do every day and still I don’t make them a priority or create a habit. I have a lot of “stuff” in my home that I no longer need. I look at it every day and about once a month I get a box together and get ride of it. Since things keeps coming into the house it is a never ending battle. Simply because I don’t set a new habit of getting rid of a certain of number of things a day. I have created a habit of hanging on to way too many things.
I don’t tell people I love them every day! What a horrible habit that is. One day they will be gone and I would have let them now that I loved them on that day. Anything you don’t do for 30 days is as much of a habit has things you do for 30 days.
So I am going to put together a list of a few things that I want to work on. I want to be more conscious of the habits I am creating.
Nice post, thanks for sharing.
I’m all for downsizing and getting rid of “stuff”. I’ve tried to break my husband’s habit of bringing more “stuff” into the house.
Noun. omission (countable and uncountable, plural omissions) The act of omitting. The act of neglecting to perform an action one has an obligation to do.