We’ve been working on this newsletter for several months now. Dropping it and then picking it back up again. There is a really good idea in it, but
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How long is too long to stay undecided
A prolonged period of indecision can have a terribly draining effect on us. We’re sure you’ve experienced being on the fence about something and feeling a great relief
Are you a good proofreader?
We’ve all heard, you can’t proofread your own work. This month we have talked a lot about the distinction between consciousness and thinking (read more here and here).
Why experiencing more responsibility is a good thing!
This is a continuation of our responses to the "Hit Reply" newsletter. A number of you asked us for more newsletters about responsibility. This thrilled us because
The foundation of responsibility is awareness & consciousness
Let’s take a whack at what is meant when folks in the field of well-being talk about you being responsible for your experience. A lot of it is seriously eye-roll
Who’s Responsible for your mood?
Can you think back to a time when you were really annoyed? Pull it up and keep it in your mind. How did that affect your patience and
Are you acting like Goldilocks??
Unless, of course, you want to be perpetually dissatisfied with your life. That’s always an option!The endeavor to get the outside world to be juuuuuust right to please
Are you overcomplicating things?
Are you overcomplicating things?Probably...YESWhen you complicate things, you lose sleep. Emphasis on the you.Do you tend to say "IT is complicated?" Try on, "I am making this complicated" and see what changes.
Creating context is one of our best gifts – A Duck Joke
Let's start with a Joke: A duck walks into a bar wearing one shoe and orders a beer. The bartender asks him, "hey, did you lose a shoe?
The three pillars of well-being
At Workability we assert that the three pillars of well-being are:Responsibility Full self-expression Integrity Responsibility - Recognizing you are the source of your experience Full Self-Expression - Not limiting or