People often grumble about how they're not getting any of the things they want in life. How they're so stressed out. When you are continually having accidents or health drama. It's the Universes way of saying that you need to learn how to play as hard as you work.
Too many people are workaholics, because of our current economy or they are chasing money in every direction. When we chase something, doesn't it usually run? So why should your dreams or money be any different. When you are actually having fun, things start to come to you more effortlessly.
You start to see less drama in your life. You start to relax more which makes money and dreams want to hang out with you more. When is the last time you went without a TV, computer, cellphone or radio being on? Try to go half a day on the weekends without any of these devices being turned on? Are you more stressed or less stressed? At first you might be more freaked out than anything else. Try doing this for a month and start to see if your feeling more at peace.
Start going camping or visiting a park if the camping thing isn't for you. Start to see how calming the park is? Preferably not on a Holiday! Even visiting a Conservatory can be very relaxing. Whens the last time you enjoyed real food and the people in your life. Where you actually sat down and talked to each other unaccompanied by electronic devices. Did you taste the food or was it kind of a blur.
When people break bones in weird freak accidents it does tend to make you slow down. Here's the thing though you dream that you've been chasing for so long might be right around the corner and if you hadn't had that accident you might never have been able to finally get that dream. Sometimes that's the only way you would have met that person?
Money and our dreams find us when we're finally ready to slow down. This is the hardest thing for people to hear who are very action oriented. It isn't that they're afraid to participate in their own lives, they just have a problem letting life catch up to them.
Penny J. (MN, USA)
Raven Hawke, Llc
www.ravenhawke.net
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