I appreciate you bringing us along & sharing the views from your hike 🙏🏻
We had a speaker for work a few years ago (her name is Anna Hall) and she asked “What fills your Joy•fuel (“joyful”) tank?” ⛽️
That stuck with me.
I’ve been finding myself in this world, especially in the career sector (where I had to start all over) - and it’s a freeing thing to be able to know what brings me happiness within my work day.
Now I am looking forward to the highest level of when I can (financially) do more of what I love 😉
Thank you for this beautiful post. I agree with CJ Edmonds above that this is one of your best 🌟
I believe this pursuit of authenticity is key to our freedom, satisfaction and living a life that aligns with OUR OWN values. Once we muster the courage to untangle the knots of personality with tools like the enneagram, we have a shot. I’ve found this to be both fascinating…and lifelong.
Really enjoyed this. Especially the fabulous Anne Lamott quote. She’s a gem! Another angle you could take is that advocated by Anthony De Mello: “Nobody is afraid of the unknown. What you really fear is the loss of the known.” Keep up your writing. I appreciate it!
This is one of your best posts Kelly. The hardest question we all should be asking is what brings us Joy. True happiness and joy. Once we know the answer to that, the next question we have to ask yourself is how do I do more of that and less of everything else.
I appreciate you bringing us along & sharing the views from your hike 🙏🏻
We had a speaker for work a few years ago (her name is Anna Hall) and she asked “What fills your Joy•fuel (“joyful”) tank?” ⛽️
That stuck with me.
I’ve been finding myself in this world, especially in the career sector (where I had to start all over) - and it’s a freeing thing to be able to know what brings me happiness within my work day.
Now I am looking forward to the highest level of when I can (financially) do more of what I love 😉
Thank you for this beautiful post. I agree with CJ Edmonds above that this is one of your best 🌟
I believe this pursuit of authenticity is key to our freedom, satisfaction and living a life that aligns with OUR OWN values. Once we muster the courage to untangle the knots of personality with tools like the enneagram, we have a shot. I’ve found this to be both fascinating…and lifelong.
Good questions, Kelly!
Really enjoyed this. Especially the fabulous Anne Lamott quote. She’s a gem! Another angle you could take is that advocated by Anthony De Mello: “Nobody is afraid of the unknown. What you really fear is the loss of the known.” Keep up your writing. I appreciate it!
This is one of your best posts Kelly. The hardest question we all should be asking is what brings us Joy. True happiness and joy. Once we know the answer to that, the next question we have to ask yourself is how do I do more of that and less of everything else.