A short 2-minute video on a To-Do List that doesn’t create anxiety or stress (can there be such a thing?)…
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YES!!!
Love it that this showed up at the beginning of summer – it’s really easy to embrace this these days. I must make sure I watch this again in September
Yes, very catchy…sort of calming when I watched it too. These video producers have incredible talent to hook images, music, tone etc to make magic…
Chew more, eat less!
I thought first: good one. Then I thought…hmmm, that’s the first thing that comes to Bro’s mind. There’s deeper meaning there, right?
Now that is a great list!!
Yes, now only to execute on it. I started stressing after I watched it twice and said to myself – “hey, YOU aren’t doing this. So my to-do list grows…:)
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Thanks for sharing…
Great post thanks very much I just loved it and have put it onto Facebook as well.
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Thanks for sharing, David…
Face to face meetings and exercising are indeed wonderfully non-stressful activities. I am blogging and browsing a little less, as you may have noticed. I will be picking up on you every couple of days, but am not as obsessed as I was! I am getting deeper into my own writing project and feeling much more in touch with Creation as I do so.
No kidding you have tapered it back. I was beginning to worry about you Rose. Don’t take it too far – we need your crack one liners to keep us going.
I wonder what would happen if we played this every morning? Would our meetings be more relevant? Our negative reactions tempered by perspective, our conversations more engaged? That would really be two worthwhile minutes..
Yes, I think you are squarely on point. While watching, a could feel a calm set in. A bigger, kinder perspective. Yes Mimi. I agree.
Loved it! Shared it on Facebook!
Hi Kim. Thanks…
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