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Connection Between Motivation and Goals What motivates you to get work done? Perhaps you’d say it’s rewards, compensation, or simply a good personal work ethic. These are all factors that…
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This is part two of a three-part series relating to the Silver Linings my community has shared with me during the new “normal” we find ourselves living in. You can read about our “Deeper Connections” theme here. This week, we are focusing on some Silver Linings you’ve previously shared with me relating to simplicity.
Simplicity is not just the clearing of the distractions in our environment and around “all that has to get done.” Simplicity is also the clearing of the pollution within our being. It is fascinating to watch how quickly the earth can return to clearer water and cleaner air. Just look at the canals in Venice with the dolphins and swans returning. Look at pictures of the sky in places like China and South America. The blue is actually visible. When we choose simplicity, it affords us the space and opportunity to clear the pollution that has settled into our thinking and feeling. Thank you for sharing your experiences with simplification along with the peace that it can bring to your life and the lives of those you touch. Take a look and see if any of these relate to you:
What are the pollutants you are carrying that can be released so that your life is simplified and focused on what really matters? So that you are feeling clear, grounded, healthy and grateful? It is counterintuitive to think that the more simplicity with which we approach our lives, the greater and more efficient are our contributions. Yet, that is where our truth resides. The only way to get to our truth is to re-set to a simpler, more meaningful way of living and leading from the inside-out.
Do any of these “Simplicity” silver linings resonate with you? Do you have a different one? Please share as a comment to this post. Next week, we will focus on those linings relating to “Play.”
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