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work life balance

  • nat avatar

    Yesterday, during our tango lesson, I was feeling out of sync dancing with my wife. Our teacher shared that it was because I was moving ahead of her. I was focused more on executing the steps rather than being completely present with her and moving together. When I included her in my awareness and focused on being connected in motion, it felt so much better!

    I couldn't help but think that this is another metaphor and a reminder for how I can show up better for myself. So often I prioritize my tasks, completing them, and pushing through while ignoring how my body feels, until it's too late. I'm leaving my body - 'my partner' - behind. But there are times... usually after I'm reminded that I've been neglecting my body... that I make a conscious decision to support my body with movement, good food, and rest, which inevitably supports me in being more focused and better with the tasks at hand.

    So I wonder what else becomes possible when I prioritize taking care of myself while working and it becomes more of my norm. 

    jordanSA•...
    I love this awareness of paying attention to the we-space of me-and-work, work-and-my-wellness, leading to attending more to the space that connects everything. I contemplate this a lot—how does working out impact my work — sometimes good but how much is too much?...
    mental health
    mindfulness
    work life balance
    wellness
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  • annabeth avatar

    Who should date me? I get really pumped about what can be possible for online dating in UpTrust.

    For example, someone having high current trust scores from a majority of his exes.

    Or me going through all my single friends who are the gender I date and posting on their Dating Recommendations tree posts like I adore him as a friend and would totally want to date him if we wanted the same lifestyle! He gives the best hugs and is someone whose opinion I value highly when I make major decisions. I’d like to see him with a woman who embraces spirituality and likes throwing Superbowl parties.

    So here’s my personal test-drive. Feel free to populate this tree with your opinions on my dating life, recommendations, questions, etc. <3

    blasomenessphemy•...
    Somebody you feel sexually attracted to AND…they’re dumb at what you’re smart at and smart at what you’re dumb at…guy with a 40 hour work week….blue polo shirt on…he’s a nerd…his name is Steve or Brian....
    psychology
    relationships
    work life balance
    fashion
    personal identity
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  • nat avatar

    A Jhana rabbit hole. Someone on X/Twitter introduced me to a meditation retreat company called Jhourneys that focuses on helping people get into Jhana states. Apparently there are different stages of Jhana. People describe them as states of euphoria, bliss, joy, and contentment that stay with you and some have shared that they have more capacity to be with the harder more challenging aspects of everyday life.

    Any one have any experience with Jhanas?

    Last night I listened a podcast featuring a guest who has been experiencing these states since the early 80s. (https://jhourney.transistor.fm/episodes/being-happier-than-you-ever-realized-for-no-apparent-reason-leigh-brasington) The energetic transmission was profound.

    I’m really curious to learn more.

    blasomenessphemy•...

    Dude it felt amazing and then I had to do a call and I was turbo irritable. 😂

    work life balance
    mood swings
    personal experiences
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  • nat avatar

    A Jhana rabbit hole. Someone on X/Twitter introduced me to a meditation retreat company called Jhourneys that focuses on helping people get into Jhana states. Apparently there are different stages of Jhana. People describe them as states of euphoria, bliss, joy, and contentment that stay with you and some have shared that they have more capacity to be with the harder more challenging aspects of everyday life.

    Any one have any experience with Jhanas?

    Last night I listened a podcast featuring a guest who has been experiencing these states since the early 80s. (https://jhourney.transistor.fm/episodes/being-happier-than-you-ever-realized-for-no-apparent-reason-leigh-brasington) The energetic transmission was profound.

    I’m really curious to learn more.

    nat•...

    That’s cool! They offer online, work-friendly retreats but I’d want to attend an in-person one for a fully immersive experience

    travel and tourism
    professional development
    remote work
    work life balance
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