Summer is the perfect time for a carefree attitude of fun and freedom. But…wait!
Let’s make sure that enjoying freedom in the moment is not going to sabotage our long-term freedom.
Holding on to things is not just rewarding, though. There is also a cost. Holding on to things stops us from reaching our potential, being at peace, and living at full power. Instead, we give our power away to the past.
My mother passed away too young at age 65. But her death 14 years ago this week became an important milestone for me and a significant part of my spiritual path.
It has been five years since we moved my dad to an assisted living facility for Alzheimer’s patients because it was not safe for him to stay at home.
There was a dog that was always restless. He couldn’t stay in one place for more than a few minutes. When he was outside, it was too hot for him; under a bush he was itchy. Inside the house he was bored…
Why do we procrastinate, even on the habits we really want to change? Why do we drag tasks out, even when we truly want to accomplish them?