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In Episode 597, "Finding Stillness in a Busy World," Elizabeth I look at the journey of aging and personal growth, sharing candid reflections on life's transitions. I explore the transformative power of embracing quietness, especially amidst the hectic holiday season, and how prioritizing stillness over busyness is essential for mental clarity.

I delve into the significant impact of sobriety on my life and relationships, discussing how it changes social dynamics and offer new perspectives on connection. From questioning our purpose during major life shifts to understanding the subtle ways societal changes affect our understanding of history and etiquette, this episode is a compelling argument for slowing down.

Discover why cherishing relationships and finding time for rest and reflection are the true measures of a fulfilling life. Learn how self-discovery can flourish in moments of solitude, and why it's okay to be still.

Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-bizzy/id1208326332! #ItsBizzy #LiveLoudLoveBig

Takeaways:

·       It's okay to be still and embrace quietness.

·       Finding stillness can lead to profound personal growth.

·       Sobriety changes social dynamics and deepens relationships.

·       Life transitions can leave us questioning our purpose—and that's normal.

·       Prioritize rest and reflection over relentless activity.

·       Aging brings new, valuable perspectives on busyness and fulfillment.

·       Cherishing relationships is more important than being busy.

·       Embracing solitude can lead to deeper connections with loved ones.

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