Another lovely poem. This poem is often featured in mindfulness retreats and workshops. I hope you enjoy.
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Change is really, simplified down, a two part process. Yes, you could break it into more steps but for the sake of simplicity let’s keep it at two. The two steps are as follows:
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Summer is officially here! For some reason, summer feels like an extra special season. I think the magic from childhood still lingers when summer break meant months without school, and long days to play with friends outside. When I was little, summer felt like a long time, but now that I’ve grown it feels like it slips by all too quickly. Without a little intention to truly enjoy the season, it’s too easy to let it pass you by.
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Matt and I were just watching an interview with Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” , entrepreneur and real estate investor with an estimated net worth of approximately 80 million dollars. He talked about the importance of questions vs. statements. Questions, he explained, open your mind to possibility and provide the opportunity to get into problem-solving, whereas statements close the mind,
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