Every time my dog poops she takes a victory lap around the yard.
She celebrates her small victories.
You should, too.
Helping busy people do inner work.
The more you hold on to, the heavier life feels.
When you get in the habit of clenching tightly on to:
Your life eventually becomes so heavy that it drags to a halt.
How could this not be the case if day-after-day you continue to hold on to more than you let go of?
The knapsack that’s full of everything you’re trying to control will eventually surpass your ability to carry it forward. And you’ll be presented with a choice:
Either (1) let go of more so you can start moving forward again or (2) stay where you are and keep a tight grasp on all that you have.
And here’s the question you have to ask yourself: is what I’m holding on to serving me or is it just familiar (and comfortable)? Because if what you’re holding on to isn’t serving you…
Maybe it’s time to start letting it go.
What people say:
What I hear:
Isn’t it funny How we hide our faults And then wonder why It feels like Nobody Really sees us
What might feel like “stuck” might actually be cocooning.
Take this time of stillness as a disguised opportunity to accelerate your evolution.
Eventually, “stuck” will no longer be able to hold you in place.
Become “unstuck” by outgrowing your current situation.