Ever since leaving my full time job, I have been complaining about the fact that my days seem to be hijacked. I can’t get a handle on how I manage my schedule. There are no real routines or structures in place that give me a sense of grounding. My attitude with the work on my plate is less urgent, while I become more interested in so many other things. Of course, this is what I prefer; I like that my days do not look the same. I get to indulge my curiosities, and contemplate more intently how I wish to live. But I am frustrated that there is neither a rhyme nor a reason to what I am doing now. The various activities on my calendar do not intersect, and I feel scattered in my desire to follow the many passions in my heart.
If you are patient with time, time will be patient with you.
Ever since leaving my full time job, I have been complaining about the fact that my days seem to be hijacked. I can’t get a handle on how I manage my schedule. There are no real routines or structures in place that give me a sense of grounding. My attitude with the work on my plate is less urgent, while I become more interested in so many other things. Of course, this is what I prefer; I like that my days do not look the same. I get to indulge my curiosities, and contemplate more intently how I wish to live. But I am frustrated that there is neither a rhyme nor a reason to what I am doing now. The various activities on my calendar do not intersect, and I feel scattered in my desire to follow the many passions in my heart.
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Love is life.
The older I get, the more aware I become of how I walk that fine line between loving for love’s sake, and conjuring a love that is solely my own. It is the difference between love that is intentional, and love that has no intention. It is compassion toward the one who “loves, but,” and faith in the one who “loves, and.” It is spiritual love that transcends all things, versus an earthly love that is unique to all things. “Sound and fury, signifying nothing.” ~W. Shakespeare
I seem to be getting more clients these days between the ages of 19 and 25. To be honest, I feel intimidated by this age group; I am much older and not sure how I can relate to their plights. But something curious always happens whenever I enter into a coaching session with this group of millenials. I immediately feel inspired by their deep level of self-awareness, and sympathetic toward their struggle with existential crises that stem around the reality of daily living. These young adults are acutely hip to the ways of this world. They come to me asking big questions in desperation for right answers, attempting to reconcile what they instinctively know to be true at the core of their being, with the expectation to conform to life as it is, nevertheless. It is a strange dilemma – one that is their burden to bear as the generation born with Uranus in the sign of Capricorn. There is nothing more to learn here. You have permission to move on from this lesson and experience, to whatever new chapter lies ahead.
I declare that you now have permission to be yourself – to live authentically in accordance with the life that you choose. You have permission to express your truth, whether it is outrage for worldwide injustice, or happiness for blessings and miracles. You have permission to say “no” to what you do not want, focusing on your priorities and what matters most. You also have permission to say, “yes,” to all that you do want, creating space to receive the abundance that you deserve. |
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