Getting Your Groove Back – Life Balance Series
by Shann on Oct 16, 2008
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Today begins a series of posts designed to help you get your groove back and create a sense of balance and well being in your life. The series begins with gratitude.
This series will be a part of the Life Balance Group Writing Project over at Create A Balance.
Check out the project here.
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What are you most grateful for?
Take 5 minutes and write down everything in your life that brings you joy.
Ready? Set! … BEGIN!
On the flip side …
What would you love to be rid of?
Take 5 more minutes to list the activities in your life that have become a drag and have run their course.
You really do have the time to do this exercise in awareness.
Ready? Set! … Begin!
Simple …
Nothing more than a quick comparison and contrast of what inspires you and recharges your batteries compared to the things that drain your energy and suck the life out you.
When you Focus on this exercise you will begin to experience some clarity, relief and order.
Want to take this to the next level?
I thought you might.
Groovy Action Plan
- What is the most audacious thing you would like to do?
- What small treat or treasure will being you joy today?
- What stimulates your intellectual curiosity?
- What stale responsibilities can you walk away from?
- Is there ONE habit you can you change to improve your life?
Your comments are always welcome.
I’d love to know what you discover.
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October 17th, 2008 on 11:44 pm
Ooh yes, I liked this. I did the exercise and, believe it or not, it took me a while to think of things for the things-that-are-a-drag list! I was quite proud of myself for a minute there, but then I got on a roll.
October 18th, 2008 on 6:49 am
Dear Shann,
Just love your blog! Great advice. Now if only I can find time to take it
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Anyway, I have done this exercise before and it is very powerful. Getting rid of theose things that are a drag releases so much negative energy it brings incredible clarity to our lives. This is an especially good exercise for those who are struggling to find their purpose.
Thanks Shann!
Have a Super Saturday,
Heidi Richards Mooney, Publisher
WE magazine for Women
October 19th, 2008 on 11:30 am
Dear Hilary and Heidi,
I’m glad you found this exercise useful. So often it seems like we don’t have the time to carve our a few minutes to discover more joy and clarity. Then we create the opening and the art of luscious living begins.