LOVE the unexpected surprise!! And I’m SO curious to know more – how did that shift bring this about? Do tell, please!

Very right of course, it’s not about labelling good or bad, it’s about creating new habits, patterns and neural pathways should we so choose. I love how Steve Pavlina says it – do it and if you don’t like it, you can always go back to the old ways (this is in relation to changing a habit over 30 days).

I find that mixing it up keeps it fun and gets me out of a rut. Being open to new ways keeps us young (looking) too, hehe

Ps: I’m looking forward to meeting you IRL in Vancouver, hopefully the rain will stop for a while while you’re visiting. LOVE meeting twitter peeps offline.

Wow…another fantastic blog entry! Of course, I’ve come to expect nothing less from you!

After reading this last night, I was inspired to get up this morning and NOT go straight to the computer. Althought I didn’t change my very first act of the day (giving treats to my cats…if you saw them crying when my feet hit the floor as I rolled out of bed, you wouldn’t have been able to ignore them either!), I spent 2 hours cleaning and then made breakfast with fresh ingredients from my garden. The result was getting the started on a healthy & happy note. I enjoyed a very clean bathroom, cat-hair free living space, and one of the best omlettes I think I’ve ever made!

Thank you for the teriffic reminder that we can always choose to do things differently. Not that the old way was bad…but the shift can bring unexpected surprises (in today’s case, I got a potential job booked for next summer!!).

Now I want to start the 29 gifts in 29 days project. If one small shift can give me a day like today…think what 29 shifts could do!

Hugs,
Leslie