Balance of Plans and This Moment
The key is doing both things: make plans AND stay open to the delights in the dust, the play in puddles of rain, and the joys of the journey. Sometimes the biggest prize is in this unexpected moment.
The key is doing both things: make plans AND stay open to the delights in the dust, the play in puddles of rain, and the joys of the journey. Sometimes the biggest prize is in this unexpected moment.
Healthy sharing of pain is important and necessary, and is healthier still with self-awareness and mindfulness. Healthy sharing culminates in relieving, not reliving, the pain.
I’m not sure exactly how the solo day will play out nor if the people in my life will get on board, but I’ll try. I think at first I’ll be fidgety, like when I sit down to write and need fifteen minutes to settle in. But once I embrace the soloness, I expect transformative moments. Or at least, a nice break and some good rest.
I’m showing up for myself. I am a writer and I am becoming a writer. Dropping Accidental has made me unafraid to speak my plans (my novels, the retreat center and workshops, and more), because they are also not accidental.
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