I often find myself saying, "I'm so tired." or thinking, "I'm so sick of being tired all the time."
On Tuesday, I was tired. I felt really run-down and just not right, so when I put Blake down for his nap, I took a nap too. Usually when I lay down, fifty million things run through my head, but not on that day. I fell right asleep and woke up to my alarm I had set for 2 hours later. I felt refreshed. I also felt guilty. I hadn't done my cleaning and other chores. I hadn't caught up on my coupons, done the laundry, and on and on.
Then I read this post by Leo Babauta from zenhabits. I felt slightly less guilty. I love posts like this. Read here.
When I was reading it, I was thinking, "yeah, duh". But that is the thing, these are common sense ideas that get bogged down with the things that I feel have to get done. Will those things be there when I get up, after my break, or even tomorrow? Yes. Will the world end if my house isn't clean? No. Will my health suffer if I push, push, push? Yes. It seems like an easy choice.
Do you feel the same way? Have you made changes along the way that have helped you slow down? I would love to hear your changes.
I feel like I need to print out this post and put it on my fridge.
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