Celebrity Dreams Racing love Inside freedom Destinations

Stop Chasing: Finding What You Need in the Here and Now

Reading now: 755
tinybuddha.com

“Life is what happens while we’re busy worrying about everything we need to change or accomplish. Slow down, get mindful, and try to enjoy the moment.

This moment is your life.” ~Lori Deschene Are you living life in a constant pursuit—chasing happiness, freedom, comfort, or success?

What if the thing you’re so desperately looking for isn’t at the finish line? What if life isn’t a race to be won? These were the questions I asked myself not long ago.

I won’t lie; answering them didn’t completely change my life overnight. I didn’t have any major breakthrough when realizing what I’m about to tell you, but it was a starting point.

Read more on tinybuddha.com
The website covid-19.rehab is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.

Related News

How to Change Your Life in Just 2 Minutes a Day: 10 Quick Habits - positivityblog.com - Laos
positivityblog.com
85%
738
How to Change Your Life in Just 2 Minutes a Day: 10 Quick Habits
“The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.”Lao Tzu“The distance is nothing; it is only the first step that is difficult.”Madame Marie du DeffandMaking a positive change in your life does not have to be about making a huge leap.But I believe that belief is one of those things that hold people back from improving their life and world.A simpler way that more often results in actual action being taken and new habits being established – in my life at least – is to take smaller steps but many of them.So today I’d like to share 10 quick habits that can help you to change your life in just 2 minutes or so a day.Through these small steps you can start to build habits that become stronger and over time can change your life in ways you perhaps can’t imagine now.To remember to actually do one of the things below each day I recommend writing down a simple reminder.Put it on your nightstand so that you see it when you wake up each morning. Or put the note in your workspace so you see it early in your day.If you like and if possible, expand on the small habit after a week or two and do it for just a few more minutes a day.1. Just start working for 2 minutes on your most important task.I use this one at least one day every week.On some days I simply don’t feel like getting started with work.
DMCA