Such wisdom in this post, Hege. One of the lessons I am trying to learn (Substack really helps with this) is that continual, steady movement forward is better than sprinting till I get too tired and stopping. It’s so easy to run fast and go too fast then give up when if you just keep moving forward at the steady pace, you will reach your finish line quicker. Thanks for helping us see the best path forward.
I get this so much. learning the resilient slow burn and tending the fire right with you friend. Thank you for your honesty with the learning. gently gently Together.
Nice post Hege, and some great reminders for me too.
I resonated most with having faith, because in the end, if we do not have faith and trust that things will work out, then we will always operate from a disadvantaged position.
It’s fascinating how the seemingly simple aspects of life, like finding the proper balance and, yes, of course slowing down are vital, therapeutic. Yet, we complicate life so much the balance, the “slow but steady” pace too often doesn’t happen.
As a matter of fact, it is frowned upon. Obviously, it shouldn’t be! It’s our choice though and reminders like yours Hege are quite important.
Thank you so much Ron. We definitely need to remind ourselves of this regularly. I agree that as a collective we have become unbalanced. Hopefully we can learn that slowing down can be the only way to speed up and stop seeing it as a negative thing ✨
Such wisdom in this post, Hege. One of the lessons I am trying to learn (Substack really helps with this) is that continual, steady movement forward is better than sprinting till I get too tired and stopping. It’s so easy to run fast and go too fast then give up when if you just keep moving forward at the steady pace, you will reach your finish line quicker. Thanks for helping us see the best path forward.
Thanks so much Mack. You’re so right! ✨
I get this so much. learning the resilient slow burn and tending the fire right with you friend. Thank you for your honesty with the learning. gently gently Together.
Thank you Megan. Gently gently indeed ✨
Nice post Hege, and some great reminders for me too.
I resonated most with having faith, because in the end, if we do not have faith and trust that things will work out, then we will always operate from a disadvantaged position.
Thanks Stefano. I completely agree! Faith is essential ✨
It’s fascinating how the seemingly simple aspects of life, like finding the proper balance and, yes, of course slowing down are vital, therapeutic. Yet, we complicate life so much the balance, the “slow but steady” pace too often doesn’t happen.
As a matter of fact, it is frowned upon. Obviously, it shouldn’t be! It’s our choice though and reminders like yours Hege are quite important.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Ron. We definitely need to remind ourselves of this regularly. I agree that as a collective we have become unbalanced. Hopefully we can learn that slowing down can be the only way to speed up and stop seeing it as a negative thing ✨
Thank you, Hege. I needed this today.
Glad to hear it resonated with you Shauna. Thanks for sharing ✨