The diary of a Nomadic Creator

I don’t know about you but I’ve been noticing lately that when I’m tired I find myself mentally beating myself up for being tired. And that my friend is not cool. Instead I should be self caring and renewing my mind, soul and body.

Hustle culture. You know it, you might love it. At least I know I did. That was until I started to notice it was hurting my productivity.

How often in daily life are we distracted and consumed with our tasks and mental thoughts? How much beauty goes unnoticed in front of your very eyes because of it? And what can you do to change the busyness into beauty?

Your thoughts control the direction of your life. Yet most of us have never taken the time to evaluate our thought lives. In this episode we’re going to break down six lessons on why we should do just that.

Striving for perfection is great; until it isn’t. When expectations become unrealistic we begin to hurt ourselves in the process and carry mental burdens no one asked used to carry.

How many things do we allow in our minds that don’t need to be there? How much information are we carrying that doesn’t need to be carried? What mental burdens weigh upon us? And how do we fix it?

How often do we use God as an excuse for our lives on whether they go well or not? What if the responsibility rests in our hands and our actions or lack of are the reason our lives go well or not?

All to often in life I rush the process forgetting that doesn’t make progress. I feel as if I should be weeks ahead from where I am now feeling as if I’m behind in life. And maybe that’s you. Today we will be diving in on how that only creates burnout and what you can do to change it.

Does life ever truly go as planned? The answer to that is no. But the secret to that is that’s more than okay. Because it usually turns out better then planned.

We often forget about the details between point A to point B. But how often do we get caught up in the wrong details? How often do we freak out about life ‘not looking as planned’ forgetting it isn’t a straight line; and just because it isn’t looking as expected doesn’t mean you aren’t getting to where you want or need to be.