🙂 Love it!

Anyway. After hiking the sh* out of me I took 3 deload weeks. I still went to Pilates class once a week, but spent a lot of time with paperwork, rest and sleep, sleep, sleep. But now migraine is knocking on the door again and so I’m back on track with my KBs 🙂 Luckily I did not lose much strength, the SLD have improved somehow.

I picked up a phrase from Molly lately – no brainers! And I discovered, that these help me a lot with being consistent. Example: Time boxing (something I picked up from project management tactics). I have 1 hour for cleaning. After this 1 hour I schedule a workout. No time for my lazy brain to find excuses – no thinking, no brainer 🙂 just doing it. Another one: I have a list of easy to make lunchs at work, including a shopping list. When the Monday lunch break is throwing me a curve, I just grap my list, rush to the grocery store and do the shopping for the whole week. So for the rest of the week I don’t need to think about what to eat for lunch – everything I need is already there. Makes a more relaxed lunch break, no temptation to eat fast food, no extra thinking, no brainer 😉 sounds easy, right 😉
Cheers!

Thank you for your feedback Frances 🙂 Patience is hard, when you feel something is urgent and you are very worried about it – I get that way too. But they are always answered 🙂

Marianne

This is a really well written article. I had to read it a couple of times to really appreciate everything you have written. One of my worst faults is impatience. This is something I constantly pray about and my prayers are finally being answered.

It’s really good (and brave) to see you sharing your faith! I’m sure I’ll be coming back to the article again. Everytime I read it I find something different – very much like reading the bible.

Thank you!!

Frances.

Thank you Chrysta! It’s been a long journey for me to actually realise that – so I am glad it has helped you 🙂 x

I love this! Yes, that is a great way to look at it. We are all being gardeners, tending our precious seeds 🙂