Thank you for sharing this, Jim. Sometimes we need a break more than we need to keep pushing. The pull to create during this time is a good one. So is taking the time to learn something new.
This speaks to me Jim! Thank you for highlighting that we all hit walls and there’s ways to push past them. Whether it’s leaning into known activities that give you joy or trying something new.
Great post, Jim. It's the act of letting go or simply stopping for a while that helps the fertile process of regrowth begin. Sometimes the things that grow and the landscape that is created are completely different than where we've been. Exciting, scary, wondrous in equal measure. Stuff of life.
Thank you for sharing this, Jim. Sometimes we need a break more than we need to keep pushing. The pull to create during this time is a good one. So is taking the time to learn something new.
“it’s time to make, to generate, to build”...always great advice.
This speaks to me Jim! Thank you for highlighting that we all hit walls and there’s ways to push past them. Whether it’s leaning into known activities that give you joy or trying something new.
Thanks for the comments, folks. Appreciate you taking the time to read and respond!
Great post, Jim. It's the act of letting go or simply stopping for a while that helps the fertile process of regrowth begin. Sometimes the things that grow and the landscape that is created are completely different than where we've been. Exciting, scary, wondrous in equal measure. Stuff of life.
Thanks Jennifer!
Thanks Jim. Great post. Sounds familiar. And very important to admit we can’t chumbawamba our way out of it everything.
Oh, I'm going to steal the Chumbawamba verb. Thanks Brandon!