Inactivity Breeds Complacency

Not long ago I was an active person. Mountain biking, hiking, geocaching, and teaching. I was fortunate enough to spend the last four months in a classroom learning how to be an educator in the most practical of ways. Yes, it was time consuming and most of my hobbies fell by the wayside. That being said, I was focused singularly on the task at hand. I spent my spare timer researching teaching strategies, behavior analysis, and ways to engage students. As a lifelong procrastinator, this was a high point for me. Productivity at its finest. Now here I sit. My student teaching is over and I am left to tread water while I wait for my certification. A driven person would use this time to rediscover his hobbies or further study his ever growing field of study, but here I am.