The real reason I’m a Swifty
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A year ago I was standing at the edge of the cliff of my life. I was standing on what was known and familiar. And looking down at what could be and anticipating the free fall it would take.
I asked myself, what is keeping me on this cliff? Why don’t I want to jump?
I realized.
“I don’t want to work harder. I can’t work harder. I’ll die.”
Oosh.
So I asked myself, is there a reality where I could go for it without working harder?
How could I do that? What would that look like?
Luckily one of my best friends, Kate Northrup, happens to be an expert on the topic so I dug in.
I did a few key things:
1. I worked hard at things I wanted to do in my company instead of things I didn’t want to do. This gave me energy instead of draining me.
2. I cut out all personal obligations that weren’t a hell yes.
3. I changed the health of my body so my energy matched my ambition.
The result was that I am working the same amount (the goal is less, but progress not perfection) but in a completely different life and just overjoyed by what I’m spending my time doing.
Journaling prompt: Make a list of things that you love to do, and things that you really don’t enjoy doing that drain your energy. Can you outsource any of the tasks that drain you? Can you stop doing them all together? What can you start saying no to, to make space for the things you love?
Thoughts? Feelings?
Love you.
Sarah
P.S. My next free masterclass ARRIVE: Create the Life You’re Meant to Live is on Thursday, 11/10 at 1 pm EST and I am so excited about it. This morning, I announced my first-ever giveaway on Instagram – we are gifting three spots to my new Online Temple Retreat on 12/9. Sign up for ARRIVE if you haven’t already, and check out the details on how to enter. If you’ve been in this community for a while and have been waiting for the right opportunity to introduce your friends to the work, this will be a great class to bring them to.
Simple actions to take your life back, know your worth & feel alive no matter how drained, overwhelmed and far gone you feel.