I love this Annie. I used to be (and sometimes still am as a default pattern) a quick decision maker but I’ve learned over time to slow down and mull things over. Giving time time to work out what’s best, and often with time, the right decision presents itself. As an Aromatherapist I totally agree with your suggestions for ‘going with your nose’ it’s such a powerful sense and great for training your intuition with. I don’t have any pressing questions at the moment (which is unusual for me) but I am constantly trying to become more connected to my intuition, and know that meditation is a big one for me but I struggle to make the time to do it, even though I know I’ll feel better and so much more connected for it, therefore making the decision making process easier. Every step on the journey to ‘knowing thyself’ helps with decision making I think. The more you know yourself from a higher self perspective, the easier is is to be aware of and align with your values, therefore making decisions easier to make. I’m spending this morning making my new range of chakra inspired, essential oil tea lights and find this task helps me to process and to relax my brain, which I think is also helpful for decision making. Decisions made from an overactive mind can often be misguided I find. I (and hopefully others) will benefit from my new tea lights intended for meditation & intuitive growth. Love raise your SQ, it will be with me in the caravan tomorrow!
I have always been a quick - and somewhat impulsive - decision-maker, especially around what ventures to get involved with. I get so excited by something that I think, "Ooh, I could do that!" but don't think about the other things I am already involved in, and often end up burnt out... When I turned 30 I decided to sleep for at least a week on most decisions (context depending): so far I am loving the slowness this brings! Less rushing, more peace.
Pricing and offers - my questions are ALWAYS around pricing and special offers. I did some work with my coach around embodied pricing which helped but I still pause and think on it all way too much...
I love this Annie. I used to be (and sometimes still am as a default pattern) a quick decision maker but I’ve learned over time to slow down and mull things over. Giving time time to work out what’s best, and often with time, the right decision presents itself. As an Aromatherapist I totally agree with your suggestions for ‘going with your nose’ it’s such a powerful sense and great for training your intuition with. I don’t have any pressing questions at the moment (which is unusual for me) but I am constantly trying to become more connected to my intuition, and know that meditation is a big one for me but I struggle to make the time to do it, even though I know I’ll feel better and so much more connected for it, therefore making the decision making process easier. Every step on the journey to ‘knowing thyself’ helps with decision making I think. The more you know yourself from a higher self perspective, the easier is is to be aware of and align with your values, therefore making decisions easier to make. I’m spending this morning making my new range of chakra inspired, essential oil tea lights and find this task helps me to process and to relax my brain, which I think is also helpful for decision making. Decisions made from an overactive mind can often be misguided I find. I (and hopefully others) will benefit from my new tea lights intended for meditation & intuitive growth. Love raise your SQ, it will be with me in the caravan tomorrow!
Enjoy the rest of your BH weekend x
Your work sounds so magical! X
I have always been a quick - and somewhat impulsive - decision-maker, especially around what ventures to get involved with. I get so excited by something that I think, "Ooh, I could do that!" but don't think about the other things I am already involved in, and often end up burnt out... When I turned 30 I decided to sleep for at least a week on most decisions (context depending): so far I am loving the slowness this brings! Less rushing, more peace.
That's such a great rule to set for yourself. 'less rushing, more peace' - LOVE
Pricing and offers - my questions are ALWAYS around pricing and special offers. I did some work with my coach around embodied pricing which helped but I still pause and think on it all way too much...