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Seize The Day!
Seize the Day
Seize THIS day!
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Although these two are very different in many ways, (and grew up in practically two different eras!) I see so many similarities in their looks, their personalities, even their movements. As anyone who has kids has experienced, I can see traits of both sides of the family in each of them.
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Try this sentence for peace of mind
Today’s Energy Shot is ONE sentence that could give you:
peace of mind,
relief from ego,
emotional and mental space, and
the ability to focus on what really matters.
It could change how you feel (or don’t feel) about any given situation.
As we go through each day, there are so many things that get our attention.
And many other things on the periphery that get parts of our attention.
Some of those things don’t need our personal attention, yet we give it.
WHY?
Have you ever found yourself thinking too much about something that doesn’t really concern you, and after awhile, finally snapping out of it and asking yourself:
Why do I care?
Does this thing matter in my life?
Why am I getting involved in something that’s not mine?
Which leads me to the peace-giving sentence:
I don’t need to have an opinion about that.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying to never have opinions.
I am saying, identify what’s worth your energy and what’s not.
The fact is, some of our opinions just burden us.
Leonardo da Vinci said: “The greatest deception men suffer is from their own opinions.”
So this week I invite you to pay attention to how many times a day you have
a thought about something (or someone) and form an opinion about it.
And, in how many of those cases if you dropped your opinion,
nothing would happen…except inner peace for you.
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Pumpkin Pie Energy Balls
For a little shot of energy today, I’m sharing one of my favorite treats!
And since it’s Autumn in the USA, I’m adding in some ‘fall’ flavor!
Pumpkin Pie Energy Balls
Ingredients:
- 3/4 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/2 cup pumpkin puree
- 1 1/2 cups rolled oats
- A drizzle of pure maple syrup
- 1 Tablespoon pumpkin spice
- Handful of raisins OR mini chocolate chips (or both!)
Instructions:
Mix well together. Cover the bowl and place in fridge for about an hour.
Remove and roll your mixture into balls. (If they feel too sticky, add in a little more oats).
Try not to eat too many at once (heh, heh) and store them in the fridge in an air tight container.
But wait, here’s the fun part…OPTIONS, lots of options!
Swap out the peanut butter for almond, cashew, or any type of nut butter (natural is always best)
In place of the chocolate chips use carob chips
You can also use gluten-free rolled oats
Dried cranberries instead of raisins
Throw in some pumpkins seeds or chopped walnuts or pecans
I often add unsweetened coconut flakes in mine-or roll the balls in it.
You can swap out the maple syrup for honey (if you’re not vegan)
Add in chia, flax, or hemp seeds.
Add in extra cinnamon or nutmeg to your liking
Add in cocoa powder or cacao
With all these options, every time I make these they come out differently depending on what ingredients I have on hand.
This weekend might be a fun time to make up a
batch with your own choice of ingredients.
Have fun with it!
And did you know? Pumpkin is rich in Vitamin A (anti aging!) and is full of antioxidants. It’s also rich in riboflavin, plus it has lots of folate, which is critical to our immune systems.
This beautiful orange veggie (gourde? squash?) also has vitamin C, beta carotene, and it’s packed with fiber, very low in calories, and contains no cholesterol.
Wow, now that will raise your vibe!
Procrastination. The struggle is real. Or is it?
Procrastination … it’s a topic that’s come up with many of my
personal clients lately.
And the struggle is real. Or is it?
The struggle is always in our own mind.
And… we’re the only ones who can change those thoughts.
But how?
First of all, clarify what is behind your “Task Aversiveness”:
- Lack of confidence in your ability to succeed?
- Expecting the process to be difficult or outcome unpleasant?
- Maybe the goal or reward seems too far away to feel real.
- Sometimes it comes down to difficulties in self regulation:
being impulsive and distractible, (clicking on the flashing ad for
cute fall shoes… not that I would know anything about that… heh, heh).
Depending on the task or project your resistance may be any or all of these.
But good news!
By changing our thoughts ABOUT the task and our ability to complete it,
we empower ourselves to move through it, and can even enjoy it!
Below are 20 affirmations I’ve used to motivate myself (and clients)
to ditch procrastination and just “git ‘er done!”
Print out the list, or simply pick a couple you think will help you, then
remember to repeat them to yourself next time you’re tempted to
veer off task at the wrong time. You’ve got this!
I easily discern what is the best project to be working on now
It’s easy for me to break my projects down into doable steps
I believe in my ability to do each of these small steps
I love the feeling of accomplishment I get as I complete each step
I am good at beginning a task
I am good at working through the middle of a task
I am great at following through and finishing a task
I am really good at noticing little bits of time and using them well
I am competent
I can do hard things
I love discovering my capabilities
Getting things done harmonizes with who I really am
I allow help from others and delegate parts that others can do
It’s safe for me to ask for help
I comfortably roll with interruptions and distractions
After a break I can easily jump back into my work
I love writing down my schedule, and adding in space for play
I’m a natural action taker
I love being proactive and getting a head start on projects
Every day I am becoming more proficient at the art of follow through