because settling down is a whole new adventure
Last year the stress of the previous 5 years caught up with me.
I kind of fell apart.
Not that you’d have known it to look at me. I still looked like a professional.
But inside, I was always anxious. Always discombobulated.
Husband saw the shift in me too.
Read moreI mean, maybe. I’m not a health professional so keep eating those apples.
Onwards.
Are you in a bit of a rut? Feeling out of sync or out of sorts lately?
It’s normal to go through periods when your energy and motivation wane. Throw in a global pandemic that robs you of a sense of control and security over your life and chances are, you’re becoming quite familiar with that rut. Maybe even a little comfortable there.
There is no shortage of articles circulating the internet at the moment about what to do with all your new-found time as you self-isolate. A lot of the suggestions are pretty lofty. Like becoming your fittest self ever. Or becoming a minimalist. Or becoming a vegan. Don’t get me wrong, I would love to do all of these things. But I am self-isolating with a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old. Enough said.
I do believe, however, that we should put this time to good use. In a week or a month or 6 months, whenever ‘normal life’ resumes, I don’t want to look back and feel as though I just spent the time waiting for it to pass.
With that said, I would like to introduce you to your Niggle List.Read more
