Peace Within Your Schedule
"You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you." - James Lane Allen
Life is consumed with activities, responsibilities and a variety of mixed roles and emotions. It's easy to get swept away in the "busy" schedule feeling as though you don't have a moment to breathe and catch your breath. Sometimes the only way to sanity and finding inner peace is to stop what you're doing and breathe - exhale. It is so important to find your inner peace, the center of who you really are and your defining inner beauty.
For me, I find it through music and dance enabling me to release all inhibitions, worries and stresses of the world by letting them trickle off my fingertips if only for a moment. For you, your sanctuary may be golf, cooking, tennis, gardening, writing or running.
Define what it is that you can do to find peace, tranquilly and the inner you. Embrace your inner thoughts and emotions and revive in the energy lost through your "active" lifestyle.
© 2009 Mahogany Vida Enterprises, LLC
WANT TO USE THIS ARTICLE IN YOUR EZINE OR WEB SITE? You can, as long as you include this complete blurb with it. Author, Lifestyle Balance Specialist & Licensed Clinical Social Worker - De Vida Bell - teaches people with "busy" schedules and "active" lifestyles how to balance their life, by channeling into each one of their core life areas, while focusing on their growth and freedom. Visit http://mahoganyvida.com for more information. Discover tips on how to maintain balance between your personal, professional and private life by getting her FREE monthly ezine Lifestyle 'N Motion at http://www.mcssl.com/app/join.asp?merchantid=159227
Life is consumed with activities, responsibilities and a variety of mixed roles and emotions. It's easy to get swept away in the "busy" schedule feeling as though you don't have a moment to breathe and catch your breath. Sometimes the only way to sanity and finding inner peace is to stop what you're doing and breathe - exhale. It is so important to find your inner peace, the center of who you really are and your defining inner beauty.
For me, I find it through music and dance enabling me to release all inhibitions, worries and stresses of the world by letting them trickle off my fingertips if only for a moment. For you, your sanctuary may be golf, cooking, tennis, gardening, writing or running.
Define what it is that you can do to find peace, tranquilly and the inner you. Embrace your inner thoughts and emotions and revive in the energy lost through your "active" lifestyle.
© 2009 Mahogany Vida Enterprises, LLC
WANT TO USE THIS ARTICLE IN YOUR EZINE OR WEB SITE? You can, as long as you include this complete blurb with it. Author, Lifestyle Balance Specialist & Licensed Clinical Social Worker - De Vida Bell - teaches people with "busy" schedules and "active" lifestyles how to balance their life, by channeling into each one of their core life areas, while focusing on their growth and freedom. Visit http://mahoganyvida.com for more information. Discover tips on how to maintain balance between your personal, professional and private life by getting her FREE monthly ezine Lifestyle 'N Motion at http://www.mcssl.com/app/join.asp?merchantid=159227
Posted by De Vida Bell at 9/11/2009 4:15 PM 
Categories: Emotional Well-Being
Tags: self-help emotional well-being balance
Categories: Emotional Well-Being
Tags: self-help emotional well-being balance
Interesting,
Keep up the good work,
Thanks
Reply to this
Very informative and excellent anatomical structure of content material , now that's user pleasant (:.
[url=http://www.teensinbra.com]Naked Girls[/url]
Reply to this
author, good work
Reply to this
author, good work
Reply to this
Where can I read more about this?
Reply to this
I write similiar articles in my FREE Monthly Lifestyle 'N Motion Online newsletter at http://www.autowebbusiness.com
Reply to this
ok! theme revealed... thanks
Reply to this
Very simple in words but in reality, many discrepancies, not so peachy!
Reply to this
My posts are my personal view/comments and may not to relate or be in agreement with everyone and that's okay. Thanks for your candid feedback. One thing I would say is that is the beauty of freedom of speech... we can agree to disagree...
Reply to this