Happy middle of the month! You might ask what does a cactus have to do with the middle of the month. Well, two things.

First, this is the prickly time when you are confronted with being in the middle of declaring what you wanted for the new year yet not taking the consistent actions to make it happen. This indecision, hesitation or avoidance is similar to cactus needles. They are all relentless in the many ways they cause pain and discomfort.

This is when you start to justify what you are settling for and why. This is the time you are beating yourself up making yourself wrong for some of the situations you can't seem to turn around.  I know, I have been there too.

It often helps to create a visual for yourself of,  What will be different in your life as a result of you following through on your commitment to yourself? Is that what is still important to you?

Remember, it takes 66 days to build most habits. As long as you don't give up on what you said was important, you are still moving towards your desired results. Progress not perfection will be your friend. Dust yourself off and realign with the small, consistent steps to achieve your desired results.

The second reason for the cactus is that I am currently in Arizona on a short trip to catch my breath and gather information for a women's retreat I will be offering soon. More details as they develop. If a distance retreat is something that interests you, send me an email and I can let you know a little more.

 

 

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