Making time for yourself in this bustling, noisy world we live in can be
challenging. How do we find and commit to "me" time? Let's face it, we are on/in
demand to every family member and 4-legged beast that lives under our
roof. We are connected by blood, love, and wireless-ly, there is scarcely a moment of solitude.
I know of people
who set their alarm clocks earlier in order to get some quiet
time, to read, run, swim, write or meditate. Many folks are then catching a shut-eye in their cars over the lunch hour or on the train home at the end of the day.
We have been raised to be polite and respectful of others and feel horribly guilty to put ourselves first. Why is it easier to disappoint Me rather than You? Honouring yourself takes time and dedication. If we can't find the time and reason to celebrate who we are, why should anyone else? (Click to Tweet)
See Cheryl Richardson's video and article on Let Me Disappoint You.
