“It doesn’t have to be much and it doesn’t have to be a big production!”
These are the words that I heard this morning as my subconscious is speaking to me. I’m developing a new program to assist anyone going through a change to transition through it with ease, grace, and a bit of sanity.
Yet, when I look at the words and read them again, I see they could be meant for any stage of life you’re going through or simply moving through moment to moment.
“It doesn’t have to be much” signifies and reinforces the little things in and of life that are important. The daily hugs of your children. The daily (or more often) “I love you” to your spouse and/or kids. The little thank you gift to someone who simply made you smile.
“It doesn’t have to be a big production,” again reinforces that a little can be enough and go a long way. You don’t have to send a lavish birthday card to your sister for her birthday; just getting one—any one—sent is good enough.
And what about the adage, “less is more?”
While thinking about my program, a cool workbook (have to come up with a different term—who wants to work??) would be an awesome addition and benefit for the audience. My first reaction, however, was UGH—so much work to put together! That is when the voices of the reasonable subconscious came forward. “It doesn’t have to be that elaborate! A few questions or essay questions are sufficient for each topic.”
Yes, yes, yes!
Whew! I’m relieved of creating a big burnout publication, and can visualize what that little (but loud!) voice had been saying to me this morning.
How about you? What does the little voice in your head tell you to do to make your life easier?
I’d love to hear about it!
To your success,
PeggyLee
“Everything should be as simple as it is, but not simpler.” ~Albert Einstein
These are the words that I heard this morning as my subconscious is speaking to me. I’m developing a new program to assist anyone going through a change to transition through it with ease, grace, and a bit of sanity.
Yet, when I look at the words and read them again, I see they could be meant for any stage of life you’re going through or simply moving through moment to moment.
“It doesn’t have to be much” signifies and reinforces the little things in and of life that are important. The daily hugs of your children. The daily (or more often) “I love you” to your spouse and/or kids. The little thank you gift to someone who simply made you smile.
“It doesn’t have to be a big production,” again reinforces that a little can be enough and go a long way. You don’t have to send a lavish birthday card to your sister for her birthday; just getting one—any one—sent is good enough.
And what about the adage, “less is more?”
While thinking about my program, a cool workbook (have to come up with a different term—who wants to work??) would be an awesome addition and benefit for the audience. My first reaction, however, was UGH—so much work to put together! That is when the voices of the reasonable subconscious came forward. “It doesn’t have to be that elaborate! A few questions or essay questions are sufficient for each topic.”
Yes, yes, yes!
Whew! I’m relieved of creating a big burnout publication, and can visualize what that little (but loud!) voice had been saying to me this morning.
How about you? What does the little voice in your head tell you to do to make your life easier?
I’d love to hear about it!
To your success,
PeggyLee
“Everything should be as simple as it is, but not simpler.” ~Albert Einstein
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Peggy Lee Hanson, personal transition guide and mentor, is expert at compassionately helping those suffering loss of any proportion, especially through unemployment. Using proven strategies and support, she teaches how to move quickly and easily through current or impending life-changing moments so that you can have the life you are meant -- and deserve -- to live.
PeggyLee is a Speaker, Best-selling author on Amazon.com, Certified Dream Coach® & Group Leader®, Trained True Purpose Coach®, and CEO and Founder of MyDreamArchitect.com, a subsidiary of Personal Transition Guidance, LLC. Also, Peggy Lee has co-facilitated mastermind groups and appeared as a regular columnist for online communities. She is a member of Toastmasters International.
Follow her at PeggyLeeHanson on Twitter and Facebook. You may also subscribe to her blog and newsletter.
Peggy Lee Hanson, personal transition guide and mentor, is expert at compassionately helping those suffering loss of any proportion, especially through unemployment. Using proven strategies and support, she teaches how to move quickly and easily through current or impending life-changing moments so that you can have the life you are meant -- and deserve -- to live.
PeggyLee is a Speaker, Best-selling author on Amazon.com, Certified Dream Coach® & Group Leader®, Trained True Purpose Coach®, and CEO and Founder of MyDreamArchitect.com, a subsidiary of Personal Transition Guidance, LLC. Also, Peggy Lee has co-facilitated mastermind groups and appeared as a regular columnist for online communities. She is a member of Toastmasters International.
Follow her at PeggyLeeHanson on Twitter and Facebook. You may also subscribe to her blog and newsletter.
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