The other evening at my Women In The Glow Circle Group, I talked about what I do to create that fun, vacation feeling inside of me regularly, and asked the other women what they do.
I love to listen to upbeat music while I’m cooking or in the shower. I love to sing and dance too.
Hale and I put a new sound system in both the kitchen/family room/dining room area and in our bathroom. After we figured it all out and began using it, I became aware of how lighthearted I felt while listening to the music once again through speakers. I hadn’t had the speakers for a few months now, I was just listening to Pandora through my iPhone. It’s just not the same as through speakers!
Some of the ladies said they feel this way often since they’re entrepreneurs and don’t need to go into a work place.
They create this “vacation like” feeling on a regular basis. One spoke about how she used to sing professionally or with a choir and she also used to play several instruments. She has gotten away from these things that she enjoyed doing and it was a good reminder for her to set the time to begin adding these things back in to her life.
Some said gardening and digging in the dirt, painting and creating a piece of art, or writing.
So what is it you are passionate about? What do you really love to do that helps you to feel that “on vacation type of freedom inside of you”? I read a short piece that comes daily into my email box today from the ladies at tena.cious that said, “If you can’t wait until Friday, then you’re doing the wrong work”.
Leave me a comment about what creates this feeling for you!~ I’m curious.
The photo shown here is from a helicopter during my trip last October for my Kauai Retreat. Every second of that trip was pure heaven while being in paradise for almost 2 weeks. Here’s the info for this years Glow Kauai Retreat with videos from last years experiences and testimonials. Enjoy!~ www.conniehertz.com/retreat
To fun, passion and really loving what you do and how you’re living and enjoying your moments!~
Connie
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