Coming in with that truth bomb about savasana. I was not ready for that!
I appreciate your embrace of ease and softening. I can relate to the feeling that "ease" is like an excuse to be lazy. Changing jobs--and especially being between jobs--really highlighted how much I valued DOING things and feeling productive every day. I'm still learning to separate my self-worth from what I produce each day or what I accomplish, and it's hard. I have to remind myself to have gratitude for the slower pace of my current work and to not think of it as a failure on my part (that I'm not doing enough) but rather a much healthier work-life balance. It's a daily struggle though, heh. Might have to steal your mantra of "things take how long they take" as a reminder to permit the slow-down.
Shoutout to the Queen of Ease. <3 All hail the queen.
Coming in with that truth bomb about savasana. I was not ready for that!
I appreciate your embrace of ease and softening. I can relate to the feeling that "ease" is like an excuse to be lazy. Changing jobs--and especially being between jobs--really highlighted how much I valued DOING things and feeling productive every day. I'm still learning to separate my self-worth from what I produce each day or what I accomplish, and it's hard. I have to remind myself to have gratitude for the slower pace of my current work and to not think of it as a failure on my part (that I'm not doing enough) but rather a much healthier work-life balance. It's a daily struggle though, heh. Might have to steal your mantra of "things take how long they take" as a reminder to permit the slow-down.
Shoutout to the Queen of Ease. <3 All hail the queen.