Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Are You Loving Life or Just Living Life?


Do you feel like you are going through life and time is moving at a rapid pace? Do you feel like all you do is go to work and then go home? Do you gaze at your calendar and question what ever happened to the day, month or even year? Do you find yourself asking "Where has time gone?" Are you just living life and going through the motions and observing on the sideline? Perhaps you are watching everyone else and wishing you were really loving your life.
So I will ask you, "What would it take for you to love your life?" It is only a question that you can answer. Only you hold the key to what will transform your life to richer and more meaningful state. What would you do differently? What would you adjust? Try to search deep within yourself and see what will make you love your life. Could it be spending more time doing what you love? Perhaps you have a great hobby like fishing, going to the beach, reading or spending time with someone you love. For some it may be more complex such as; moving to a different location, changing careers or getting involved in the community. Would you love your life more, if you followed a dream that was close to your heart? Loving life, is loving the life you have created. It encompasses being present, passion in all that you do, love, balance of work and home. Also, not watching on the sideline's but rather to participate. To love your life you must also love yourself and your body! I want you to take the time to eat properly and exercise. Make the right decisions so you begin to feel better! In turn, your body will respond and begin to feel rejuvenated! Soon you will have more energy to enjoy the activities you once found pleasurable!
If you wish for a change in your life for the better, you can achieve it! First you must set a goal of what you would like to accomplish. Visualize what you would like for an outcome. I believe if we can see ourselves at the "finish line" we will acquire it! Then you must set a time frame on your goal. Check yourself frequently to see if you are "on track" with your deadline. Stay focused and you will attain the goal you desire! Soon you will be in love with your life and no longer just living your life!

Friday, January 1, 2010

Making the Most of Life's Moment's


It is true, we all have an expiration date on our lives. We don't know how much time we have, no matter what our age is or our health condition. I want all of us to cherish the time that we have with the people who matter the most to us. I would like to encourage you to "live in the moment of your life." Do you remember times in your life that you were present and breathing in the experience? I am referring to the instances when time stood still. When you inhale the moment and you have committed it to your memory, forever. When you reflect on this time, you remember smells, sights, sounds and every emotion that was passing through your body. These may be some of the best snippet's of your life, and how many can you really recall? Can you recall five, ten or more? Can you imagine, if you embraced each one of life moments with this passion and meaning? Instead of going through the motions, you were actually taking in the moment?
I want each of us to begin the new year out right. I want to encourage you to make the time with the people whom you adore. As you begin to create each experience, take the time to "show up," slow your mind and be present. Let yourself enjoy the occasion. Take in all that you can and make each one of life's moment's unforgettable. Who knows how many moments that we have yet to discover.

Stay tuned for more adventures,

Gina