Quote from MHN
Currently I’m in a whirlwind of festive get togethers, chores and life’s demands. December brings joy but also preparation. As regular readers will know I also go HUGE on intentions and goals, as we step into 2019 my bucket list flows with plans, ideas and steps towards making my dreams come true.
The carousel of life, even in the most joyful times can sometimes need a pause. As a park ride, the carousel has always been a favourite of mine. Usually in the centre of the action, the glistening fairy lights and twinkling music draws my inner child in like a warm hug. However, I wouldn’t want to stay on a carousel for a long period of time. Life’s issue – even joyful moments are often served quick and unexpected. The joy is in a moment and a moment should never last a life time.
You are not weak or selfish for needing time to sort through an issue that’s present in your life. Often as humans, much like a carousel we are presented with an issue, or view of the world, think we’ve dealt with it, only to see the pattern emerge in another aspect of our life.
I urge you to create time to reassess your journey. To jump off of the carousel and spend time sorting through the issue. Life is best with variation and the carousel isn’t going anywhere, so take a ride on the Big Dipper, you never know what you’re missing.
Life as a dad of 4 is busy and full on. There’s always something going on and I feel like this sometimes.I take the break seriously and enjoy them.
#thesatsesh
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Agreed. Do you ever see them individually for anything?
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Sometimes I feel like you’re my own personal therapist. Brilliant post as always! #thesatsesh
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Babes I totes am x haha
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Great advice. I’ve felt like this the past few weeks and I’m trying g hard to slow the carousel down a little by making small changes x #thesatsesh
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It’s really is just one or two x
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🤩😍
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Great tips and advice for everyone to follow #,satsesh@_karendennis
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Thy
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yes, this time of year can indeed feel like a whirlwind, which makes for a rather rude awakening once Jan comes around – better indeed to pause before to avoid the later crash 🙂 #thesatsesh
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Absolutely
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Sound advice sometimes you need that time to register and think before doing anything.
Merry Christmas to you and hope you have a lovely time with your family X #thesatsesh
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Thanks twinkle you too
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Great advice as ever. Take a break. #thesatsesh
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That was so me last week. I just needed to tap out. I was so overwhelmed and wanted to crawl in a hole. I took it hour by hour with small tasks and safe to say I am in a better head space. #thatsatsesh
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Whoop. You’re right sometimes life is minutes and moments
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This is so true. I am a big fan of having one word which symbolises what I want to achieve in a year. In 2016 my word was ‘consolidation’. 2015 was such a difficult year that I just had to climb off the carousel and reassess what was happening and what had happened. In 2016 my aim was not to have any change. I was going to consolidate the changes that I had made in 2015 and take some time to reassess, to regroup and to recharge. Pen x #satsesh
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Ooo what’s your word for 2019 and I’m gonna get a word
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Good advice as ever honey xx #thesatsesh
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Good advice… I spend a lot of my time focusing on the day by day needs, what’s most important at each present time. And that is helpful for me. But I also feel that I would like to set myself a little bit more direction. Not sure about setting up very specific goals, but some lines to follow to give everything a little bit more structure would perhaps be fruitful and good for my mind and soul? xx
#thesatsesh
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Ooo try writing down in a journal 5 dreams and then in the year ahead visualise them and make any small steps 🙂 little and often seems to work for me
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Thank you for the tip! Perhaps I shall dare to dream… 😉 x
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Always (no other way)
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