Wednesday, December 1, 2021

How To Live in the Moment

Prioritizing the Present

Experiences... not stuff, that is what life is all about. I have been on a life changing journey the past eight years. I found my kids didn't need their mom like they used to need me. It is a whole new level of being of mom, which freed up my time and life.


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To live in the moment can be difficult. There is quite a bit of brain re-training that needs to be done which takes time. I didn't really start living in the moment until I did my first cross country adventure. I learned the gift of letting go. I still have a long ways to go, but I am getting there. 



When I get time to spend with my kids who are now living their own grown up lives I let go and cherish every moment with them. Time is so precious I know I need to enjoy and savor every moment with them 


Top 5  Ways to Live in the Moment

Smile

Stop Worrying About Tomorrow

Always Move Forward

Pay Attention to the Small Things

Practice Gratitude

The Art of Letting Go

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to fall into the trap of feeling like everything needs to be done right this minute. Take a step back and reconsider some of those tasks that seem urgent. They most likely can actually wait. In fact, some things on your to-do list may not even be necessary. It's time to embrace the art of letting go.

The Illusion of a Never-ending To-Do List

We've all been there, with a never-ending "to do" list that seems to mock us. However, it's important to realize that just because something is on that list doesn't mean it has to be done immediately. Dishes can wait, laundry can wait, but there's one thing that can't – quality time with your loved ones.

Embracing the Present Moment

Living in the moment is all about understanding that the past is behind us, and the future is uncertain. The most precious thing we have is the present. It's about living consciously and being aware that every breath is a gift. 

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