Speak only if it improves upon the silence. -Ghandi.
A few years ago my husband asked me what I wanted for Mother’s Day. I told him an entire day, or weekend alone - in complete and utter silence. My husband looked at me dumbfounded, and instead of a weekend of pure bliss, I parented, cooked, cleaned, hosted family and went hiking - I will be fully transparent here, I was not a happy woman.
My husband has since learned that what I cherish most, more than spa treatments, flowers, chocolates, and even ice cream, is silence.
This week’s blog is a proud plug for our new magazine, Renewed Awareness.
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Our team is so talented and incredible, and I wanted to take a moment to elaborate on the people and heart behind the magazine and why they are so spectacular.
Ready for a massive truth bomb? I dislike yoga, A LOT!
I love to exercise and I thrive on pushing myself if I am weight training or running, but when it comes to yoga - I will find every excuse as to why I can’t do it. I have found myself making comments like, “yoga isn’t challenging enough” or “yoga doesn’t get my heart rate up enough”.
But the truth bomb isn't that I dislike yoga, it's that I dislike being uncomfortable.
As April comes to a close, I wanted to share one of the ways that you can finish this month with a renewed focus and a strong mindset and help create structure and accountability.
It may seem silly and even a bit juvenile, but I have been advising my productivity clients to do this exercise during times of change and the results have been incredible. A few of my C-suite clients have even advised their employees to follow suit.