Measure Backwards
If we only look at the road ahead, we’re likely to feel discouraged or overwhelmed. When we measure backwards instead of comparing ourselves to the ideal, we tap into a deeper sense of progress, peace, and motivation.
If we only look at the road ahead, we’re likely to feel discouraged or overwhelmed. When we measure backwards instead of comparing ourselves to the ideal, we tap into a deeper sense of progress, peace, and motivation.
What if it’s safe to approve of and consent to anything and everything life can bring our way?
We can’t control other people. Not their thoughts. Not their actions. Not their desires. Not how they see us. Trying to control what we can’t only leads to suffering. A better strategy? Let go. Remind ourselves to “let them” do what they’re gonna do and think what they’re gonna think. It’s our only real choice anyway.
What pain are you avoiding? Can you notice it in your body? Can you move towards it, sit close? Can you let it have its way with you? We can use our pain to become. How will you allow yours to forge you?
Want to grow your business? Don’t chase the average customer. Look for the outlier. Find your weirdos. Innovate for them.
Les Fehmi’s Open Focus technique is like the missing user manual for human attention. I adore this book and recommend it frequently.
Here’s a new book I’ve been loving: Your Big Leap Year, by Gay Hendricks. It’s 365 very simple, manageable, fun daily practices to help you live more and more in your Zone of Genius.
Here are some magic words I’ve been reading often the last week or two.
I share for a time when you need them. Honoring Paralysis: A prayer of honoring grief by Pixie Lighthorse.
Wait lists, selling out, full calendars… Being oversubscribed is a very, very good thing for your business.
Dead-ends do not equal failure and detours are not a waste of time.
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