Perception Is Everything #perception #Intangibl3 It's Monday; another Monday. Rolling over groggily you bang on your nightstand, feeling for the thing that so terribly ripped you from your peaceful slumber. Your hand moves around, knocking over your water bottle, hitting your glasses to the floor. Finally you find it - that thing that is evil incarnate - your blaring smart phone. You hate that alarm, but you know it's effective in waking you up. No matter how rude the awakening, you can't afford to be late - not on Monday. You silence the alarm and rise from that safe haven that is your slumber land. You begin to move at a slow, uneven pace toward the rest room to relieve yourself of the night's buildup of urine, stifling a yawn as your feet shuffle across the carpet of your bedroom floor. You flush the toilet and turn to see the bags under your eyes, the disheveled bed-head and the bloodshot eyes. You got drunk last night. After all, it was the weekend, and you didn't want to think about this very Monday morning. As quickly as possible you brush your teeth, take a shower and get dressed. You want to make sure you have time to stop and grab the usual Monday morning donuts and coffee. You know that the doughnuts and coffee, with all the added sugars, aren't good for your health - but it's Monday. Arriving at work with your bag of sweet, fat-and-carb-laden breakfast doughnuts and coffee, you couldn't be more relieved to finally reach your desk. Had it always been that difficult to climb the two flights of stairs to your office? These days it seems like you can't do much of anything without running out of breath. You know that it is partly due to the every increasing rotundity of your gut, but you're not willing to give up your Monday breakfast! Besides, the rest of the week you eat sort-of healthy, right? Just as you're about to take the first bite of your third (and final, of course) doughnut, your see the department head walking in your direction. You swiftly place the doughnut gently back in its bag and frantically search for something to use to wipe the glaze from your fingers. Read the full post - click the link in the bio! http://crwd.fr/2u9V4vQ