Hi Phil, "The difference between burning out and burning bright isn’t the number of hours. It’s the energy behind them." Well said.
I understand triangle metaphor that you summarize. It's interesting. Yet, I lean toward a pyramid, with health as the foundation of everything else while we live in these bodies bound by gravity. But because everything is related, biofields intersecting with biofields, a "circle" works the best for me. A circle of care. Who and what is in your circle of care? What are the energies there?
Hi Phil, "The difference between burning out and burning bright isn’t the number of hours. It’s the energy behind them." Well said.
I understand triangle metaphor that you summarize. It's interesting. Yet, I lean toward a pyramid, with health as the foundation of everything else while we live in these bodies bound by gravity. But because everything is related, biofields intersecting with biofields, a "circle" works the best for me. A circle of care. Who and what is in your circle of care? What are the energies there?
Can you draw that? :)
just for you lol
Dawn really is the most underrated reset button.
Yesterday has a loud voice - it loves to narrate what you “should’ve” done.
But morning doesn’t ask for a resume. It just hands you a clean page.
And I love the reminder here: transformation isn’t always dramatic.
Sometimes it’s one small, present choice - a breath, a pause, a quiet “not today” to what drains you.
That’s how a new life starts.
Not all at once.
But right now.
yes! I never really thought about it in this exact way, but maybe that's why I love my early mornings so much! Thanks for sharing