secondmercedes lovin' every minute of it. And..like a weatherman predicting the news.
Be and do. Do not want.
How I did it: Clutter and things have always been an issue in my family and i think I am finally fighting the desire to accumulate! Though the retail therapy part is still a hard bit to get over-not browsing in shops is helpful. Feng shui is probably the single most important influence in this and analysis. Read how I did it…
secondmercedes lovin' every minute of it. And..like a weatherman predicting the news.
Be and do. Do not want.
If I stopped wanting less, then I would become more satisfied with my life. If I became more satisfied with my life, I would be happier and less-stressed.
i’ve had enough wishing. this doesn’t mean i give up on things i like. they’re still there. i’ll just find out if i really want them for what they are, or just for the sake of wanting them. does that even make sense? i’m tired of this sense of want.
I am making progress. I care less about some things and I feel less driven (or anxious) to achieve things.
However, I think I am a privileged person and I think I can (and would like to) contribute to much more ambitious projects.
But I am not ready. I’ll have to achieve a lot before I have the means and wisdom to really make a change. I may still be too eager / ambitious and this can be paralyzing
It felt contradictory typing “want less” and then clicking “I want to to this!”
i want to be happy with the fact that i’m never gonna be rich, goreous, have a sparkling wit that makes people hang on every word, or be deleriously in love.
i want to want less.