Learning to Surf the Uncertainty of Life
When things are changing rapidly, and an overwhelming number of things are coming at you … it can be tough to navigate.
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When things are changing rapidly, and an overwhelming number of things are coming at you … it can be tough to navigate.
A lot of the people I work with feel a lot of heaviness in what they’re taking on — whether it’s work, their finances, relationships, health, etc.
If you’re trying to lose weight or gain muscle, you can work really hard at it for a week … and see no change.
Stress is a part of life, and eliminating it is a fool’s errand.
Much of our days, we’re trying to escape. In fact, you might call this the primary occupation of the human animal.
Some days, I’m in need of some comfort. I’m tired, emotionally drained, or just feeling besieged by the world.
By Leo Babauta To change a habit — whether you’re starting a new habit or quitting an old one — you have to let go of something really important to you. This is why most people struggle with habit change — it’s not easy to let go of your sacred cows. Let’s take a few […]
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Most of us live in about 8% of our body most of the time — the head. Even though we have a lot of body beneath the head, we forget about that most of the day. We’re on our screens, doing work, consuming content, messaging.
The other day, I returned home from a short trip, and immediately unpacked and washed my clothes, putting everything away. It felt nice. The next morning, I was feeling a bit unsettled. So I started cleaning.
There is a concept in Japanese tea ceremony from Zen, roughly translated as “one chance in a lifetime,” or “one lifetime, one meeting.” It’s such a beautiful idea: any meeting you have with someone is unique, fleeting, and will never happen again, even if you see this person every day.