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Lately, I’m more in strategic subtraction mode than adding on. What can I eliminate and things still work? The Christmas season – more invitations, more plans, more expectations. And yet presence and focus thrive on simplicity.
If I say “Yes” to something, I say “No” to something else. So by saying yes to all the conflicting To-do-s. What am I saying no to? Peaceful presence? Enjoying the moment?
Is it ever a perfect set-up when parents with young kids try to plan a quick getaway?
Far from it.
There’s always something. A kid gets sick. Plans shift last minute. Someone arrives later than planned (hi, that’s me today 🙋♀️). And suddenly the “perfect little break” doesn’t look so perfect anymore.
But this is exactly why we don’t wait for perfect.
That moment when you open a goal-setting document… and your mind goes blank or critical instead of inspired. Do you know your best goal-setting “mode”? There are excellent files that help with goal-setting. Excellent planning tools, structures. But so you ever find yourself just staring at the file and going blank?
Did you set goals last year that you thought you will hit? Or you didn’t even set them because you thought you wont hit them anyway? If your goals die by mid-spring, it’s not necessarily a character issue. I see it way more likely to be a system issue. How to set goals you are actually going to hit?
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