I must get back the josh

@franxav (13605)

India

September 8, 2022 9:06pm CST

In the Indian army the officer asks the unit " How's the josh?". The jawans ( soldiers) reply, " High, sir." Josh means enthusiasm, vigour, energy. Soldiers need it to succeed in their missions. So do we, if we wish to succeed in our efforts. For some days, I've been feeling a lack of josh. I must get it back for I have to accomplish some targets before it's late. Do you have these down moments some time?

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@LadyDuck (458577)

• Switzerland

9 Sep 22

The term is euforia in my language. I have great days and down days.

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@franxav (13605)

• India

10 Sep 22

I believe ups and downs are part of life.

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@LadyDuck (458577)

• Switzerland

11 Sep 22

@franxav So true, life is not a bowl of cherries.

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@aninditasen (15748)

• Raurkela, India

9 Sep 22

Yes, I do feel very tired sometimes. I do less work and order my food and don't cook.

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@franxav (13605)

• India

10 Sep 22

I understand this tiredness. Take care of yourself and keep yourself healthy as best as possible.

@petatonicsca (7070)

• Japan

9 Sep 22

In Japanese it's "genki," healthy, enthusiastic, ready to go. I'm genki most of the time in the morning but past 7:00 pm not so much.

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@franxav (13605)

• India

10 Sep 22

Genki is a nice word to express this " ready to go" spirit.

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@Nakitakona (56302)

• Philippines

22 Sep 22

Yes that's natural for I'm not perfect being.