Inspirating and practical! I'm looking forward to creating more ease. I'll be taking this to heart.
MoJo
· 1 year ago
Thanks Danielle...
Ruth S.
· 1 year ago
"Sometimes we’re great at things that don’t give us joy." I have to think about that one. There are definitely a few things that fall in this category that I can cut out, delegate, or not take on in the future. #17: I do the same. In December/January I write all cards for the year ahead and store them in order with a stamp and a sticky with the address. Then I set reminders in my blackberry to mail the card out. Saves tons of time. People love it that I remember their birthday and it is still personal because I do fully focus on the person when I write the card.
Natasha L
· 1 year ago
Thanks Danielle, this article is a gem - I immediately re-assessed my to do list for the week. I'm keeping this (like so much of your stuff) for future reference, and passing on to others... N
Danielle LaPorte
· 1 year ago
why, thank you! xo D
Danielle LaPorte
· 1 year ago
along those sames lines, a manager once said to me, "you have to be careful what you're good at." Translation: don't be a sucker by taking on the stuff you don't love!
Keiko Lee-Hem
· 1 year ago
I need to print this out and post it on my fridge! (Command+P...)
Joshua
· 1 year ago
Super inspiring! P.S! Shout outz to my home gurl D-dawg! Great blogging!
Wow this really makes you think that perhaps we all have a subconscious list that we play through each day or week that we aren't really tuned into. This can help me tap in and contemplate what those things are and how I can focus deeper and hoan in, creating a more simplified or maybe intricate mental list. Thanks for sheading light and helping me focus thoughts to create more ease in my everyday living.
Michelle
· 1 year ago
I want to create a mini-personal retreat with your list as my guide. Really, truly, I feel like this list could create a whole new level of ease and grace in my life. Let go of the struggle and make room for greatness! Mucho mucho thanks. Now, where shall I go for my retreat?!?
Jess
· 1 year ago
Really great ideas :) I love the whole making time for what makes you happy. Too often I find myself in situations I don't even enjoy and I wonder "Why did I even come to this?" Sometimes they're situations you HAVE to be at - so now I've taken to finding out ways I can change or shift things so that I feel more in control of how I feel.
johannabartley
· 10 months ago
I unsubscribed to some unwanted mail myself. I thought it would be easier to do it once than deleting those emails every day. I also prefer paying a good tax attorney instead of paying painful taxes. It's just one way I organize my money.
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I have to think about that one. There are definitely a few things that fall in this category that I can cut out, delegate, or not take on in the future.
#17: I do the same. In December/January I write all cards for the year ahead and store them in order with a stamp and a sticky with the address. Then I set reminders in my blackberry to mail the card out. Saves tons of time. People love it that I remember their birthday and it is still personal because I do fully focus on the person when I write the card.
N
xo
D
P.S! Shout outz to my home gurl D-dawg! Great blogging!
Wow this really makes you think that perhaps we all have a subconscious list that we play through each day or week that we aren't really tuned into.
This can help me tap in and contemplate what those things are and how I can focus deeper and hoan in, creating a more simplified or maybe intricate mental list.
Thanks for sheading light and helping me focus thoughts to create more ease in my everyday living.
Really, truly, I feel like this list could create a whole new level of ease and grace in my life. Let go of the struggle and make room for greatness! Mucho mucho thanks. Now, where shall I go for my retreat?!?
I love the whole making time for what makes you happy.
Too often I find myself in situations I don't even enjoy and I wonder "Why did I even come to this?"
Sometimes they're situations you HAVE to be at - so now I've taken to finding out ways I can change or shift things so that I feel more in control of how I feel.
instead of paying painful taxes. It's just one way I organize my money.