Last year we redid our guest bedroom. I had visions of a blissful hotel room, always looking perfect and welcoming. You can probably guess what’s next . . You know the clean laundry pile? The one that starts as a neat little stack you promise to yourself you’ll put away later, but somehow by the end of the week, it’s turned into a mountain of clothes you’re now dreading to tackle? That’s what’s usually sitting on our hotel-like bed in our welcoming guest room. Our thoughts and feelings can pile up just the same.
This week, pick one feeling you’ve been avoiding. Name it, and put it where it belongs. And see how much clearer everything looks when you don’t let it stack up. If you’d like support as you start tackling the mental clutter, I’d love to help you. My 1:1 coaching is all about helping you move forward with less overwhelm and more ease. Click here to learn more about working together. If you’d like to explore how life coaching might help, whether it’s to push through something that’s uncomfortable, or to know when it’s time to change direction, I’d love to chat. Click here to get in touch, and let’s take it from there! |
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