Re: My Diary
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2024 8:43 am
Day 68: posting here. Main guideline, focus on what's wanted with scant attention to unwanted
Day 15: 2 hours sitting in silence each morning. No exercises / books / phone etc. (RESTING)
Day 7: Meditate first thing for15 minutes. Just BREATHING more, intention of filling body with oxygen and appreciating how it feels (breathe & love)
Day 7: No random internet of any kind at work. Remember how harmful it is to well-being
Day 3: Only Check email twice a day. 1pm and 4pm.
Reminder: I am doing really well (the thought feels good and aligns with what I want)
Reminder: Step 1 is specific... Step 3 is general, really really general
Reminder: My only work is to improve my receptivity: Be well rested, have more fun.
So! Pat myself on the back for day 7 of no random internet at work. Feels really natural now. Yesterday I was doing great on the not randomly checking my email until about 4pm where I kinda had excuses to check it regularly .... but looking back what would have happened that's bad if I stuck to the 2 email checks? nothing!
On the other side, just that period of scattiness at the end of the day really impacted the rest of my day. I like that my standards for how I feel keep improving so the hangover from just this felt really strong in comparison to where I'm normally at now. My mind labels scatty email checking as being like a treat, but it's getting easier to notice that it does actually feel bad emotionally and so I can demote the activity from 'treat' to ' something not a treat lol'
I woke up really looking forward to my 2 hour sitting in silence this morning and had a good time doing it. On day 15 of that now!
Average mood still improving and I'm remember what it feels like to actually feel eager / happy / excited / pleased
Day 15: 2 hours sitting in silence each morning. No exercises / books / phone etc. (RESTING)
Day 7: Meditate first thing for15 minutes. Just BREATHING more, intention of filling body with oxygen and appreciating how it feels (breathe & love)
Day 7: No random internet of any kind at work. Remember how harmful it is to well-being
Day 3: Only Check email twice a day. 1pm and 4pm.
Reminder: I am doing really well (the thought feels good and aligns with what I want)
Reminder: Step 1 is specific... Step 3 is general, really really general
Reminder: My only work is to improve my receptivity: Be well rested, have more fun.
So! Pat myself on the back for day 7 of no random internet at work. Feels really natural now. Yesterday I was doing great on the not randomly checking my email until about 4pm where I kinda had excuses to check it regularly .... but looking back what would have happened that's bad if I stuck to the 2 email checks? nothing!
On the other side, just that period of scattiness at the end of the day really impacted the rest of my day. I like that my standards for how I feel keep improving so the hangover from just this felt really strong in comparison to where I'm normally at now. My mind labels scatty email checking as being like a treat, but it's getting easier to notice that it does actually feel bad emotionally and so I can demote the activity from 'treat' to ' something not a treat lol'
I woke up really looking forward to my 2 hour sitting in silence this morning and had a good time doing it. On day 15 of that now!
Average mood still improving and I'm remember what it feels like to actually feel eager / happy / excited / pleased