Most of us are well conditioned for doing.
Doing is completely aligned with our fast paced, modern world.
So much so that it’s as though our proverbial to-do lists only seem to grow regardless of how many tasks we mark as done.
…And so off to do more we go.
But, what so many of us forget is that just because doing might be aligned with our fast paced, modern world—it doesn’t mean it’s aligned with our rich and complex inner world.
See, what our inner world needs is time to just… be.
It needs time to digest all that’s been done… time to process what you’ve exposed it to… time to reconnect to the present moment and soak in the experience that’s right in front of it minus all of the reoccurring, ceaseless thoughts of what’s been done (past) and what still needs to be done (future).
Being is what’s completely aligned with our inner worlds.
But, of course, things still need to get done.
Just don’t get all disproportional with it and perpetually shove “being” to the bottom of your infinite-scroll to do list.
…Because life without being isn’t a life done at all.