Changing Our Position Can Change Our Perspective
- The Power of Listening
- The Almonds Are Falling
- With A Little Help From My Friends
- Practising Due Diligence
- Thanks to the Beach Workers who Support our Community
- Persistence Finally Has Its Rewards
- The Case to be Made for Having Expectations
- Patience – What is it anyway?
- Taking Time to Play
- Moving Gently Through My World
- Dealing with Change: Challenge or Opportunity
- The Fisherman’s Wait
- Sometimes You Need to Just “Take it Off the Menu”
- How Does One Define Health?
- Look Up, Way, Way Up
- A Playful Consideration of Perhaps a Message Received
- Balancing Time Alone and Time Together
- Being Gentle With Ourselves
- Purpose: is it Nature or Nurture?
- Waiting For A Guide
- The Power of Listening
- Goals versus Expectations How are these different?
- Remembering the First Call of a Buried Dream
- Barriers Can Be Opportunities
- Contrasts of The Moments Give Us Understanding
I find I too move around during the day with my book or laptop. I seem to feel I need a fresh perspective, and that’s what I get from moving from my desk, to my chaise, and especially when I move to my terrace. My terrace with the ocean views is like a big breath of fresh air…just what I needed.
Incredible isn’t it that a little movement can do that much for one’s mind. Love that you can move to your terrace and see that beautiful view.
Judith, I could feel the change you describe as you described it! My experience is with Skype especially: when I’m on Skype or Zoom for business I am always at my desk, but if I’m chatting with friends I always sit on my couch… it really does change the way I feel on a call. Partly placement and partly posture, I think.