Are you in harmony with the natural cycles of Nature, with your natural rhythms, or do you fight against Nature? Push yourself when you know you actually need to rest and rejuvenate?
True Business reveres Nature – it is sacred, inspiration, power.
The Water Lily has inspired me to close my business at dusk, to rest, to rejuvenate. I can have a bad habit of picking up work in the evening to finish off, send that invoice, edit that chapter. Watching the Lily close reminded me to go to the beach, walk, swim and close for the evening to rest.
This week…
.1. Schedule in time to be with Nature, to receive inspiration and flow.
.2. Close your business at dusk with the setting sun and the Water Lily.
.3. During your day notice the environment around you. Give your thanks to the plants, trees, flowers. 💕🙏🏻💕
Join me for The Antigua Retreat in March or December and Create your True Business from Source. katbyles.com/antigua.
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