Before I started thinking about life in a Sane & Satisfied way I didn't really have direction. I also didn't feel like I was in charge of my life or had control over where my time and energy went. I was going to meetings for organizations that I wasn't passionate about anymore, I was saying yes to projects for myself and others that didn't fit in with what I really wanted to do with my life and I basically didn't have a focus. I felt I was wasting my time and that I was always having to start over.
I spent a lot of time in the self-help section too. I was trying to find a guidebook. But the problem was I didn't know why I needed guidance or where I wanted to be guided to. It finally dawned on me that this wasn't a way to live your life.
Since I've been writing Sane & Satisfied I've felt like I've had more of a purpose in life. A lot of the time I'm not sure what I'm doing here, on this planet, but when I share the concepts of Sane & Satisfied I feel like I'm headed somewhere I'm supposed to be.
Sane & Satisfied has led me to do many things:
- Pushed me to start a booth at my local Farmer's Market
- Learn more about economics
- Realize who is worth spending time with and who isn't
- Knowing when to say no to myself and others
- Stop starting over when things get difficult
- Seeing the important things in my life
- Letting go of other people's rules
- Stop being so hard on myself
Here's to all of our journeys no matter what form they take. Cheers!
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