It’s amazing how often we mislabel disconnection as fatigue, as if our souls are whispering for meaning, but we keep hitting snooze. The way you tied this to Rousseau’s art is beautiful — proof that meaning isn’t universal but deeply personal. Here’s to striving not for ease, but for significance in the struggle!
“Every morning, ask yourself, ‘If today were my last day, would I want to do what I’m about to do?’ If the answer is ‘“no”’ too many times, it’s a sign to reassess your choices and prioritize what truly matters to you.”
Or one can simply imagine living the same day for eternity.
It always amazes me when spirit sends a dose of medicine that prods one’s inner knowing. That’s what reading, “Tired vs Unfulfilled” dosed me with this morning. Thank you for being the catalyst.
It’s amazing how often we mislabel disconnection as fatigue, as if our souls are whispering for meaning, but we keep hitting snooze. The way you tied this to Rousseau’s art is beautiful — proof that meaning isn’t universal but deeply personal. Here’s to striving not for ease, but for significance in the struggle!
Here, the advice from Steve Jobs fits so well.
“Every morning, ask yourself, ‘If today were my last day, would I want to do what I’m about to do?’ If the answer is ‘“no”’ too many times, it’s a sign to reassess your choices and prioritize what truly matters to you.”
Or one can simply imagine living the same day for eternity.
This landed in my inbox at the perfect time. Thank you
It always amazes me when spirit sends a dose of medicine that prods one’s inner knowing. That’s what reading, “Tired vs Unfulfilled” dosed me with this morning. Thank you for being the catalyst.