Personal Growth

Addicted To Work? Here’s How To Not Miss Your Life

December 15, 2015

Hi! I'm Marie

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Gosh, when today’s question came in — it was something I could REALLY relate to.

It’s about wrestling with your deep desire to create and produce, contribute your unique gifts to the world (i.e. WORK!) and honor the small voice in your heart that that whispers, “Don’t be such a workaholic that you miss out on what truly matters. Life is short.”

It’s a topic I revisit often, in my thoughts and conversations. While I don’t claim to have it all figured out…

There are 4 distinct, very doable practices that can help you honor your drive to produce and help you stay out of unhealthy work addiction so you don’t end-up ripping through life, left with only a pile of regrets at the end of your days.  

Once you’ve had a chance to watch, I’d love to hear from you — especially if you have a sense there’s more to life that you’re missing out on.

Take an inventory of your daily habits. What are 3 changes you could make in your daily choices that would immediately help you feel like you’re truly living your life and not ripping through it? Leave a comment below.

Remember, share as much detail as you can. Thousands of incredible souls come here each week for insight and inspiration. Your 3 changes may spark a breakthrough for someone else that they haven’t even considered!

Important: share your thoughts and ideas directly in the comments. Links to other posts, videos, etc. will be deleted as they come across as spammy.

This is an important one.

You’re a precious soul and how you spend your time in this world matters. Don’t ever forget it.

Thank you so very much for continuing to make this one of the brightest and most supportive places online.

With so much love and appreciation,

XO

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