You can always get up after you fall.
And you can always try again if you miss.
But you can’t ever recover hateful words after they’re spoken.
Nor can you undo harmful actions after they’re taken.
Lesson? Move quickly when you’re focused on growth and generosity.
And move slowly when you’re charged by emotion and hate.
Less stuff; more space.
Less clutter; more clarity.
Less noise; more harmony.
Any decision I’ve made with minimalism in mind has almost always been good one.
You can’t just give love once and expect it to last.
…Or twice, or three times, or ten.
Love needs to be regularly renewed.
…Twice, three times, ten times per day!
…Or week or whatever works for you and yours.
But it will only last so long as it is renewed.
As soon as you stop renewing your love, like Netflix, it’ll only be a matter of time before it expires.
From where do you allocate extra time when you get really busy?
From:
Or:
Here’s the thing: Certain priorities should never be touched.
If they are, you’re too busy.
Or, hate to break it to you, they aren’t (really) a priority.
Period.
Underrated productivity hack: move slower.
When you move slower your mental and physical state calms.
When you’re calm your mind thinks more clearly.
When you think more clearly you get more done.
When work aligns with your strengths, it flows and feels easy—even when it’s hard.
When work aligns with your weaknesses, it crawls and feels hard—even when it’s easy.
A good indication that you’re in alignment with your strengths is if you lose track of time while working.
If you find yourself constantly checking the time, either the work you’re doing is too mundane or you’re in alignment with your weaknesses.
Ask yourself: What’s easy for you that’s hard for others?
And then figure out ways you can do more of that.
Things usually get harder before they get easier.
If things aren’t going as easily as you’d like, maybe it’s because you’re avoiding what’s hard.
The solution, of course, is to stop avoiding what’s hard and confront it head on.
Only then will the path finally become easier.