This is a message that I often need. When I left academia, I began to see that the need to juggle multiple things at once never left me, even as I attempted to leave it behind. I am physically called to adjust my pace, but my mind moves so fast that listening to my body often feels like a burden. However, I am shifting and listening. Thanks for sharing!
I learned to slow down during the COVID-19 Pandemic. I enjoy my intentional pauses. However, I feel like I loose some enthusiasm for my vocation and would rather pause for longer periods of time.
Roxanne, thank you for reading and sharing. I wonder what it would look like, feel like for you to intentional pause longer so you do not lose enthusiasm in your vocation? Perhaps an extra day off, a week, an hour, letting go one or two tasks. I’m curious about what diminishes your enthusiasm? Just an offering to sit with. Again, much appreciation for your sharing.
This is a message that I often need. When I left academia, I began to see that the need to juggle multiple things at once never left me, even as I attempted to leave it behind. I am physically called to adjust my pace, but my mind moves so fast that listening to my body often feels like a burden. However, I am shifting and listening. Thanks for sharing!
I learned to slow down during the COVID-19 Pandemic. I enjoy my intentional pauses. However, I feel like I loose some enthusiasm for my vocation and would rather pause for longer periods of time.
Thanks for reading and sharing. I’m sure you will take great pleasure in the shift
Roxanne, thank you for reading and sharing. I wonder what it would look like, feel like for you to intentional pause longer so you do not lose enthusiasm in your vocation? Perhaps an extra day off, a week, an hour, letting go one or two tasks. I’m curious about what diminishes your enthusiasm? Just an offering to sit with. Again, much appreciation for your sharing.