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Dean Storer

I must stop, take a breath, and enjoy my life.



 

All the possessions in the world mean nothing to me if I cannot take time to enjoy them. In my pursuit of material success, I take time to stop, take a breath, and really make the most of the opportunities that life has given to me.

 

I let go of all feelings of guilt for taking time out for me. I know that I will be more productive down the road if I take regular time to rest and enjoy what I have earned.

Taking time to relax and play also increases my creativity.

 

Some of my best ideas come to me when I am relaxed and at peace. By allowing myself to disengage from the stress and routines of everyday life, I allow doorways in my mind to swing open that would have otherwise remained sealed tightly shut had I remained at my desk.

 

Also, what I've earned means little unless I take time to share it.

 

A freezer full of steaks is just a box of meat. Sure, it spells security to me to know that I won't go hungry, but beyond that, it does nothing for me. But when I invite family and friends to come and share in my bounty, then I experience true pleasure. And in the process, I deepen the bonds that make my life worth all the effort I put into it in the first place!

 

Self-Reflection Questions:

 

1.     When was the last time I allowed myself to take a break and just enjoy life?

2.     What time can I set aside during this coming week to relax?

3.     Do I allow myself the pleasure of deepening bonds through sharing the wealth?



I am attaching a link to a guided meditation I created to assist others in taking time for themselves. I hope you enjoy!






 

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