Spiritual Rest

Practicing spiritual rest can involve “anything that connects you with a sense of spirituality, God, or the universe,” Ruan says. In the context of home, spiritual rest might look like having a meditation corner or dedicating a section of your bookshelf to inspirational books or objects that help you feel connected to a higher power. Here are some more examples:

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Equally Important

Treat every room in a house as equally important. You may not be in a utility space for long, but you’re in and out of it a lot. Why not paint it in an interesting way? – Heide Hendricks  

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Something New

What is the most interesting thing youve learned recently? How and where did you learn it? How might you apply the learning?

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Timing Procrastination

The 5-minute rule is a cognitive behavioral therapy technique that helps people overcome procrastination and increase productivity It involves committing to working on a task for just five minutes, and then deciding whether to continue or stop. The rule is based on the idea that starting is often the hardest part, and that once you’ve started, it’s usually easy to keep going until the task is done. — DO IT NOW. Don’t add it to your To Do List. It will take more time and energy to write down, manage, and keep thinking about than it will take to get it done.— DO IT NOW. Don’t add it to your To Do List. It will take more time and energy to write down, manage, and keep thinking about than it will take to get it done. —Empty the dishwasher, refill the dishwasher. Fold a load of laundry and start a new load, go through the mail and priorities pay, file shredded or recycle in five minutes or less

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Proust Questionnaire

what is your idea of perfect happiness? Watching a great movie in the afternoon and then taking a long nap. What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? War. But also a world without sugar. Where would you like to live? In a tree house just above the ocean, but with nice bougie sheets. What is your most treasured possession? My box of Christmas ornaments. What is your greatest fear? Naming my greatest fear, because then I’ll have to admit it, won’t I? How would you like to die? Consciously, filled with curiosity and awe. Hopefully in front of a big picture window. -Jodie Foster

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