Nothing Is More Important Than Feeling Good
January 10, 2010It’s really not complicated. Here’s the task: feel good no matter what is going on.
I’m committing to making it my priority to find something to appreciate in every single person, situation, and experience I have in every day.
I’m committing to focusing on (meaning thinking and talking about) ONLY something I like that I currently have or something I want.
It’s a 30 day experiment. Will my life change? Will money come my way? Will Tim win his lottery? (Check back—I’ll be posting about Tim’s attitude about the lottery.)
My two good friends with whom I’ve shared my intention to write this blog think this experiment is going to turn out great. Maybe they’re just being supportive, but I choose to believe them.
I plan to start the full-out relentless appreciation on Sunday, January 17. (Muggins was 17 years, and 17 days old when she died—it seems like a good day to make the official experiment start.) I’m starting to appreciate and focus on good now, but I’ll spend the next few days talking about some yucky things I’ve created, some great stuff I’ve created, and the struggle I’ve had living in a world of fact since I’ve accepted that we live in a world of energy.
It’s my way of taking a deep breath before I jump in.
Feeling good and having good … here I come.
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