Hey there! I’ll be hosting a Community Call on May 22nd at 12pm PT / 3pm ET. Save the date and upgrade your subscription if you’d like to join. 🙂 ACTIVITY: Unfinished BusinessMake peace with your incomplete tasks, and free your mind for rest and recovery.Do you ever find yourself lying awake at night, your mind racing with all the things you didn't get done that day? The email you meant to send, the project you wanted to start, the pile of laundry that keeps growing... The “unfinished business” of life can nag at us. And if you’re like me, you don’t necessarily get up the next day feeling refreshed and ready to tackle it. You just keep pushing it away, and it continues to be, well, unfinished. What to DoAt the end of each day, take 5 minutes to write down any unfinished tasks or nagging thoughts. Next to each item, note a specific next step you can take to move forward. Important: make this step as small as possible. For example, it could be:
Micro-steps are much easier to follow through on, especially when you’re feeling resistant to the overall task. Then, consciously "close the book" on the day, acknowledging that you've done what you can and will be releasing the rest. That’s it! To recap: 1. Identify the unfinished business 2. Add one next micro-step 3. Move on This ritual can help you make peace with “incompletions” and transition more easily into rest and recovery. Oh, and remember: one way to make something go from unfinished to out of mind is to simply decide that you aren’t going to do it. Doesn’t work for everything, of course! But a general rule is that more can be left undone than we think. How do you handle the unfinished business of life? See also:You’re currently a free subscriber to 🌻 A Year of Mental Health. For the full experience, consider upgrading! |
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
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