Our mind is a source of infinite wisdom, guidance and intuition
Hello,
It's Sunita here.
If you feel even a little overwhelmed thinking about the slew of activities, obligations, duties and chores that you 'must' accomplish before Monday morning hits again, then you belong to much of our society.
It may be that a lot of what we have on our 'to do list' is important to the process of moving our lives along but it's hard for me to accept that all of it is. Our priorities are strongly influenced by so many factors that are internal and external. I am often driven by the need to be a good ________.
You can fill in the blank here by all the roles you play in your life and you get the picture.
But I learnt that I did best when I had time to myself. Time that came without an agenda, a plan, interruptions, expectations or demands of myself. I call it my 'do nothing' time. I ended up finding myself in that time. From an unstructured place came great structure. From silence came great insights. From seclusion came connection- to me.
The single most often asked question I get is 'How do you find time to do everything that you do?
This 'do nothing' time is my secret weapon.
It gives me clarity, taps into my intuition, restores me and gifts me the ability to prioritize and channel my energy and efforts towards the things that matter the most to me.
And I am convinced that it will do the same for you.
However, I must tell you that it does take discipline to make yourself a priority and schedule time to 'do nothing' on a regular basis.
Yes, schedule time. Just like you do for everything else in your life. No matter how busy you are, you must commit to this time.
There is an additional benefit of making time to 'do nothing'. Just the act of doing so lifts my spirit and confirms my self-worth to me. In carving out time for myself with no outward 'label' (like driving my kids to activities, date night, working, having dinner with friends, etc...) I reaffirm my intrinsic value.
So, I ask you- are you ready to dive into the world of doing nothing?
Baby steps, perhaps? A half hour this weekend?
I would love to hear from you about your experience. And if you already are a do-nothing person, I invite you to share what you experience in that space and place.
Wishing you a week full of wisdom and intuition,
Be well Do well Live well,
Sunita
#selfloveselfcarefirst #jointhemovement
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