Somehow, the planned 3 month self-funded sabbatical has turned into 8 months. Where has the time gone? It's time to make a decision.
Category: Transitions
I’m a Weleda Wellbeing Advisor!
I'm so excited! I recently applied to be a Weleda Wellbeing Advisor. As with so many things in my life these days, this was not planned but completely serendipitous. Before I knew it, I was having a phone interview and was accepted!
Transitions: Life is a dance
Life is a dance between making it happen and letting it happen
Transitions: An oxymoron
My life at this moment in time is an oxymoron. I have to say, this phrase just "came to me" as I was writing this morning. It's not a word I use often, but it really fits my situation.
Transitions: Savouring my new car
The feeling of driving my own car again is unexpectedly joyful, even though she doesn't have a powerful engine or loads of gadgets. She is mine.
Changing a habit: reducing caffeine intake
I want to share something that is a big deal for me. They say it take at least 21 days to instil a new habit. I am a self-confessed "tea pot"! A few weeks ago I went "cold turkey" on caffeinated tea for a day. Perhaps in excess of 10 cups a tea per day … Continue reading Changing a habit: reducing caffeine intake
Notes from my sabbatical [2]
An update on my sabbatical. Getting back into structured time.
Transitions: Dancing with others
Thursday 28th March 2019, England, Day 54 This quote came up on one of Colette Baron-Reid's Spirit Animal cards. The message was that maintaining integrity and inner equilibrium whilst adapting to life's changes are crucial so as not to get lost. "Adapting isn't about losing yourself. It is about learning how to dance with others." … Continue reading Transitions: Dancing with others
Transitions: Not Horizontal Harriet
Unanticipated sleep problems! Really???!
Transitions: Pushing against conditioning
I've realised over the 3 weeks that I have been back here that it is so easy to get "seduced" back into the norm by society's conditioning, by my inner critic and to get knocked off track by the pace of daily life and other peoples' opinions.
No! No! No! I will not be seduced!
