Healing

Where in my body do I feel the losses I have experienced lately? How can I think about releasing this tension?

How many times have I genuinely smiled this week? What elicited that joy?

Does my internal compass feel sound? How can I lean into trusting myself better this month?

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Achievement

The road to achievement is a long one, and those without patience—who want to see results immediately—may not be willing to walk it.

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Celebration

Are there any wins I haven’t properly celebrated?

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Learning

I guess I haven’t learned that yet. I wrote that sentence because I wanted us to have a common language for what it means to be a learner, a beginner, to be curious and make mistakes and get back up. To ask questions and figure it out as we go.

I told the boys that each of us was going to say that phrase every single day about something, and that it was a good thing, not a bad thing. Not knowing something already doesn’t make you bad or dumb; it doesn’t mean you failed. Not knowing something doesn’t mean you’re falling behind or fundamentally flawed. It just means there’s more to learn. –Shauna Niequist

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Connection

Which of the practices that you share do you think is the best one for fostering connection with others? Getting Away has a whole section on balancing your relationships. Stack your phones at dinner and be present with each other. Send a postcard! A favorite of mine: Schedule a Day of Jubilation, which is a tech-free wander through the world with friends where you open yourself up to spontaneity. And carve out time to purposefully ask deeper questions with your friends. – Jon Staff

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