I like that you’re not entirely judging each one as good or bad–just surprising. 🙂 It’s nice to carry some of our childhood habits & perceptions into adulthood, helps as a parent too to remember who you were. Love to you this Sunday morning, dear Sarita!
It’s true that we carry the imprints of our childhood into adulthood – even ones we don’t realize! As a child, I got reprimanded a lot. Evidently I liked to do things “my way” and that wasn’t always great for everyone. “Stubborn” and “head-strong” children are also determined and focused people. It all depends on how you look at them as a parent. 🙂 Much love to you too, Josie. Thanks so much for commenting. xo
Thank you so much for reading and commenting. What you wrote reminds me of the work of Barbara Scher, motivational speaker and coach. In helping reconnect people to doing what they love in life, she asks that you keep a journal and write down the activities you LOVED doing as a child. These are the things that we naturally gravitate to and that will bring us the greatest joy.
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I like that you’re not entirely judging each one as good or bad–just surprising. 🙂 It’s nice to carry some of our childhood habits & perceptions into adulthood, helps as a parent too to remember who you were. Love to you this Sunday morning, dear Sarita!
It’s true that we carry the imprints of our childhood into adulthood – even ones we don’t realize! As a child, I got reprimanded a lot. Evidently I liked to do things “my way” and that wasn’t always great for everyone. “Stubborn” and “head-strong” children are also determined and focused people. It all depends on how you look at them as a parent. 🙂 Much love to you too, Josie. Thanks so much for commenting. xo
Wonderful post. In a way, we get to relive the joys & fun stuff we used to do as a child through our kids.
Thank you so much for reading and commenting. What you wrote reminds me of the work of Barbara Scher, motivational speaker and coach. In helping reconnect people to doing what they love in life, she asks that you keep a journal and write down the activities you LOVED doing as a child. These are the things that we naturally gravitate to and that will bring us the greatest joy.
hm, like a bit of fresh air. got caugh in a meditative state while reading.
*smiles meditatively*
LOL! How ZEN of you 😉
seriously though, I’m back on track with two meditations per day, to start the day and to wrap it up.