Creative flow through presence

I’ve observed that it’s not so much what I’m doing, but rather the extent of my presence with it that shapes whether I enjoy it or not. The activity itself may be something boring or something fun, intellectual or practical, difficult or easy—and yet, it’s not the activity itself but how connected and present with it I am that makes all the difference.

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The two main success factors

Complexity is ubiquitous in the personal growth world, especially when it comes to productivity, nutrition, exercising, weight loss or weight gain.  Experts have us believe that elaborate solutions and strategies are the key to success—when in fact the opposite is true. Simplicity and fundamentals are the key to success.  Complexity is a form of avoidance.

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“Is”

A very simple and effective way to relieve the pain and heaviness of any unpleasant situation, is by removing any “shoulds” or “shouldn’ts” we attach to it. I find that there’s immediate lightness when I reframe “this shouldn’t be happening” as “this is what’s happening”.  I shouldn’t have done this. > I did this.  I

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Growth and tunnels

As someone who’s always valued growth very highly, I fall pray to the perpetual search for improvement.  But not everything needs to be a gateway to growth. Some experiences can just suck. Full stop. If you don’t see the silver lining that may be because there just isn’t one right now. One may reveal itself

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