I'm familiar with this and I appreciate the precision with which you've written this article. It's a good reminder and it also gives me more details than I originally had. I see from this article I am a bear/dove hybrid. Thank you very much.
I love this I have been practicing mindfulness I am tired of just flat emotional check in I have been tracking my own emotional moment in movement observe the height of my emotion and how at the change of a second it just keeps we evolving like a kaleidoscope I find my way more effective than playing emotional musical chairs Sorry long text I will keep this as reference and may blessings flow Thanks beyond a mere thank you
It's hard to admit to myself that I might not be a morning person. I guess because a few years ago I adopted the idea that your personality isn't permanent, and that we can in fact, change, even those awfully difficult things about ourselves. So, by that logic, I've changed so many things about myself, but with becoming a "morning person", I haven't been all that successful. And, if I give in to the idea that this might not be for me, it almost feels like a failure. But, maybe instead of fighting my internal current, maybe I should give in and flow with it, instead of trying to fit in the hyped morning person/5 am trend.
This hits beautifully — especially the reminder that "rest is not absence of life but preparation for life." I used to think my 2:00 p.m. crash was a character flaw. Turns out, it's just biology not vibing with capitalism.
Also, love the nod to Taoist wisdom. The modern obsession with “pushing through” every slump is basically trying to outwit 3 billion years of evolutionary rhythm. Good luck with that.
Learning my pattern (I’m a Wolf-Dove hybrid, apparently) has helped me stop resenting my off-hours and start trusting them. Flow over force. Always.
https://substack.com/@sirreel?r=yw2uf&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profile
Very helpful, thank you 💕🙏🏼
Understand your energy in silence.
I'm familiar with this and I appreciate the precision with which you've written this article. It's a good reminder and it also gives me more details than I originally had. I see from this article I am a bear/dove hybrid. Thank you very much.
I love this I have been practicing mindfulness I am tired of just flat emotional check in I have been tracking my own emotional moment in movement observe the height of my emotion and how at the change of a second it just keeps we evolving like a kaleidoscope I find my way more effective than playing emotional musical chairs Sorry long text I will keep this as reference and may blessings flow Thanks beyond a mere thank you
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It's hard to admit to myself that I might not be a morning person. I guess because a few years ago I adopted the idea that your personality isn't permanent, and that we can in fact, change, even those awfully difficult things about ourselves. So, by that logic, I've changed so many things about myself, but with becoming a "morning person", I haven't been all that successful. And, if I give in to the idea that this might not be for me, it almost feels like a failure. But, maybe instead of fighting my internal current, maybe I should give in and flow with it, instead of trying to fit in the hyped morning person/5 am trend.
Anyway, thank you for the read.
Thank you for such an informative break down to educate all of consumers that care about their safety and health.
You're welcome George, thank you for your support !
And I thank you for your truth seeking and to share the ancient wisdoms of the far eastern spiritualities.
that resonate with all of us.
https://open.substack.com/pub/jdieu7466r9hdv38/p/divestment?r=5odzap&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Fascinating read! Now I understand why I am always exhausted at 3 pm.
I'm sure that you will be able to flow through your life more easily
This hits beautifully — especially the reminder that "rest is not absence of life but preparation for life." I used to think my 2:00 p.m. crash was a character flaw. Turns out, it's just biology not vibing with capitalism.
Also, love the nod to Taoist wisdom. The modern obsession with “pushing through” every slump is basically trying to outwit 3 billion years of evolutionary rhythm. Good luck with that.
Learning my pattern (I’m a Wolf-Dove hybrid, apparently) has helped me stop resenting my off-hours and start trusting them. Flow over force. Always.
Thank you 🤗