Ironically, I think in the long run the "lousy" posts will be the most impactful in modeling what happens when you live up to the commitment to show up every day.
This post gives so much permission to anyone following this series to make room for more and less intensity. The same way not every moment in a rewarding relationship is deep and intense - but no less meaningful. It's ALL meaningful.
This post is also, for me, a powerful demonstration of context. Because it's meaningful in the context of your 30 day series. Standing on it's own, out of context, I'd probably be the first to criticize. And so much of what is shared and published IS out of context. A real reminder that most of the iceberg is under the water and not visible, to search for context (or contexts, even).
And lastly, I love where it sits in your day. Your very full, very intense and meaningful day. And not every day in our lives is that intense and full - so on one of those, you can share an intense post.
I frequently find my inner critic nit-picking about chores that didn't get done on intense days. More and more I'm able to say to that voice "are you kidding? Today??"
Ironically, I think in the long run the "lousy" posts will be the most impactful in modeling what happens when you live up to the commitment to show up every day.
This post gives so much permission to anyone following this series to make room for more and less intensity. The same way not every moment in a rewarding relationship is deep and intense - but no less meaningful. It's ALL meaningful.
This post is also, for me, a powerful demonstration of context. Because it's meaningful in the context of your 30 day series. Standing on it's own, out of context, I'd probably be the first to criticize. And so much of what is shared and published IS out of context. A real reminder that most of the iceberg is under the water and not visible, to search for context (or contexts, even).
And lastly, I love where it sits in your day. Your very full, very intense and meaningful day. And not every day in our lives is that intense and full - so on one of those, you can share an intense post.
I frequently find my inner critic nit-picking about chores that didn't get done on intense days. More and more I'm able to say to that voice "are you kidding? Today??"
Thanks for showing up!