Limitless Mind 2

I think it's really interesting when books you are reading end up having unexpected commentaries on your life.

I'm not sure if my struggles are vastly different from most people, but for some time I feel like I have a bit of an identity crisis. Maybe it's a midlife deal. Maybe recent loss has brought it to the surface again. I tend to make due with the worst stuff, allowing junk to linger in my life - surrounding myself with things that tend to leech energy rather than leveraging what little I have.

I've been thinking about resolutions, but I know enough that I need to institute the change as a daily practice, or there won't be enough sticking power. So my resolution is to improve my environment - to spend some time every day to make that a reality.

While this probably sounds a little absurd to drag it out over a long time, but I will counter that argument. Putting myself in a pristine space wouldn't change my mind, and that's really the point of this exercise. Every day, I need to confront the message that this practice matters enough to spend a bit of energy.

And maybe over time, I'll turn what could have been a one time intervention into a habit that lasts the rest of my life.