Many people “want to do it all”. They yearn for more…something faster and better. They’re proud overachievers. Their busy schedule is a badge of honor. They feel uncomfortable “just being”. Full confession here…I used to be one of these people. And I was worn out. Period.
Read MoreImagine this…it’s Friday at 10am, and you’ve known all week to meet a deadline by 5pm Friday. And you’ve been procrastinating. BIG TIME. It’s like you thought you could bend time. (Well, maybe you can, but that’s a different blog post altogether)
Read MoreHow many times have you ruminated over a decision…where to go for dinner, what color to paint your living room, what socks to wear today? OMG! How much time do we spend making decisions???
Read MoreDictionary.com defines busyness as “lively but meaningless activity”. One thing I notice is when people talk about how “busy” they are. “I’m too busy to go to lunch” or “I’m to busy to workout” or “I’m too busy to take time to find out why I’m too busy all the time.”
Read MoreHow often do you ask yourself this question: “Should I give up on this project”? . If I give up, what will I be missing? Will I be quitting too early…before my reward comes? Or should I keep pushing through. How do you weigh the risk and reward?
If you’re looking for the answer, read no more. Literally…I don’t have the answer, so if that’s what you need, stop reading now.
However, if you’re looking for ways to weigh the pros and cons, read on.
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