Lessons from bike stack

Yesterday, i stacked my bike, on asphalt. (Yeah it did hurt).
From reflecting on how i stacked it i had a reminder of a few life lessons.

1. Don't become over confident, thinking you are better than what you are. Or you will crash.

2. It is so easy to fall into self pity, all the way home i just wanted someone to ask me if i was ok, but it didn't happen, i continue to ride for another 40mins, and no one asked if i was ok. I realised part way home, that i was so focused on my self and being sorry for my self. I also realised, that other people are worse off than me.

3. That i don't like being hurt, and showing that i hurt. Cause if someone actually stopped to see if i was ok, while on my way home, i would of said that i was ok. I have grown up, not letting people know when i was hurting, and also denying it at times, it is a bad habit that has continued, sometimes.

4. I like bragging about and showing off my injures. Paul talks about bragging about our weakness, i don't think injures count. (Me and one of my house mates, even took photos of the injures).

So basically i learnt a lot about myself when i stacked my bike.
It was liturallly a painful lesson

Lux