- Because self-discipline feels good–eventually
- Because there are better reasons to buy shoes
- To avoid blisters and hoarding
- To stop and smell the roses (literally–find a rose bush in bloom and smell the scent–it won’t be around long)
- To let others go (figuratively–let them leave, grow, explore, move on)
- So that you can go in another direction without crashing
- Because it’s for your safety (figuratively again; when we really listen to our internal stop signs we protect ourselves from all kinds of bad things)
- Because it’s for your safety (don’t be that person who is walking and reading email and falls into an open manhole)
- Because crashing your car is expensive
- Because cops are around, cameras are around, and people will tattle on you
10 Reasons to Stop
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I don’t think I’ve ever had a shore addiction. Am thinking that my10 pairs of shoes, if that would confound you. 🙂
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I am quite impressed! But you know, addiction of any kind puts you at the heart of Crazytown, including shoe addictions. 10 pairs of shoes…I wonder if I could…nope. I would never survive with 10 pairs of shoes!
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