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21 Inspirations #11 Randomness

Rather than saying no, to free yourself from something you don't want to do - what if you tried inviting something random into your life? A random exercise, random conversation or exploring ideas that you would not otherwise take a look at.

21 Inspirations #10 What do you have to say? 

 

Today discuss a quote to think about "Don't try to figure out what other people want to hear from you. Figure out what you have to say. It's the one and only thing you have to offer." Barbara Kingsolver

We explore the super fun tangle: Building Boulders by CZT Bunny Wright. 

 

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We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Be wrong, it is OK and you might learn something new!

We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Flexible body, flexible mind. Lets get out of our chairs and have a nice big stretch.

We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Today we bring a quote from Thomas Edison, on the power of experimenting and not using the "F" word (fail!).

We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Journals don't have to be complicated but they be a simple way to help you keep track of your feelings, ideas and inspirations.

There is a temptation to create grand plans and resolutions - but looking forward to a fresh start of the new year doesn't need to be so dramatic and hard to accomplish.  Explore with us the idea of looking for themes and ideas in a list of 100+ words that may or may not resonate with you. Equally important in the exploration of what you want your focus to be, is eliminating the noise. Sometimes cutting out the noise makes everything a little clearer. 

However you celebrate, where ever you find yourself this year, we wish you a very Happy New Year. 

 

- Juliette and Kellie

We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Every small thing is worth celebrating, sharing and thanking yourself!

We are starting of the year with bite size inspirations. Today we talk about the power of "no"