Returning to reality is often stressful on our attitude. The very thing we work to rid ourselves of – stress – is the first thing that clouds our attitude when we return to work.
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Returning to reality is often stressful on our attitude
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Three steps to midlife peace and contentment
Three steps to midlife peace and contentment:
- work harder than ever to re-think things (could take years)
- put simple processes in place to recalibrate our shifting priorities
- begin to live more fully aware of each day, and the many mundane moments in it
We do more at first, so we can do less eventually, so we can have more.
Check?
Doing less. Having more.
Never thought it was possible.
A work in progress by the way.
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Are good intentions really our prison walls?
Habits are our prison.
And good intentions are our drugs to deal with the pain.
Shoulda, woulda, coulda.
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How coming to terms with the passing of time sets us free
How coming to terms with the passing of time sets us free. Catching the 4:20am airport shuttle made for a very early start, which created a perfect nap opportunity on the plane.
In random moments truth can be revealed to us.
A parent’s nose pressed gently against the still wet hair of their almost teenager.
That clean hair smell.
A smell only enjoyed from close contact.
It may have happened for the very last time yesterday.
The choice is to be sad, or rejoice in that final opportunity – to be conscious of it…
And eternally grateful for it… and the countless others that had come before.
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Final look and maybe the last ever?
Top photo is the first one from yesterday – our final vacation day in Seattle.
Bottom, the final Space Needle photo – a reflection off the EMP Museum.
Love being mindful that each time we do something – special or ordinary – it might be our last chance.
Ever.
Have found, through repetition (aka practice) that thinking this way as a habit doesn’t require extra effort once it becomes a habit.
Weird.
True.
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