Last week I asked if you, like me, felt like you were drowning in “what if” scenarios.
I shared my current “what if” list and the cycle it was playing in my brain like when you have a playlist on endless loop.
So I posed the question to myself – and to you – how can I shift to pondering scenarios that ARE in my control? Specifically, I asked myself these two questions that opened my eyes.
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I don’t know about you, but lately I’ve been feeling a little, let’s say “unglued”. I’m struggling a bit to stay focused on what I’m doing, while at the same…