Comments on: Creating Spaces for Success http://crystalsquest.com/creating-spaces-for-success/ Self Esteem Creates Success Wed, 01 Feb 2012 11:54:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dvornikov http://crystalsquest.com/creating-spaces-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-4975 Dvornikov Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:34:28 +0000 http://crystalsquest.com/?p=985#comment-4975 Моя мысль чуть-чуть отличается от изложенной автором, кому интересно, могу поделиться своими идеями. Мой ящик:[edited]@mail.ru, Валерий. Google Translate: My mind a little bit different from the author's description, who are interested, I can share your ideas. My account: [edited]@mail.ru, Valery. - Editor's Note: Sharing email addresses on public comments isn't such a good idea, all kinds of programs can pick them up and add you to spam lists (which I hate with a passion). That's why I deleted your email address from this comment. Моя мысль чуть-чуть отличается от изложенной автором, кому интересно, могу поделиться своими идеями. Мой ящик:[edited]@mail.ru, Валерий.

Google Translate: My mind a little bit different from the author’s description, who are interested, I can share your ideas. My account: [edited]@mail.ru, Valery.

- Editor’s Note: Sharing email addresses on public comments isn’t such a good idea, all kinds of programs can pick them up and add you to spam lists (which I hate with a passion). That’s why I deleted your email address from this comment.

]]> By: Great Advice | Self Symmetry http://crystalsquest.com/creating-spaces-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-1943 Great Advice | Self Symmetry Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:18:10 +0000 http://crystalsquest.com/?p=985#comment-1943 [...] Creating Spaces for Success (crystalsquest.com) [...] [...] Creating Spaces for Success (crystalsquest.com) [...]

]]> By: Crystal http://crystalsquest.com/creating-spaces-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-1882 Crystal Sun, 22 Mar 2009 15:46:09 +0000 http://crystalsquest.com/?p=985#comment-1882 You're welcome, Harold. I'm not on a mac, but I agree - it is very easy to spend so much time looking forward and filling every moment that you forget the times you've already spent. Non-tech, I know, but journalling and meditation are two more great ways to start reclaiming and revisiting some of those moments, along with scheduling free time for yourself (like the 'unschedule' approach. Best of luck with allowing yourself those empty spaces... Crystal You’re welcome, Harold. I’m not on a mac, but I agree – it is very easy to spend so much time looking forward and filling every moment that you forget the times you’ve already spent. Non-tech, I know, but journalling and meditation are two more great ways to start reclaiming and revisiting some of those moments, along with scheduling free time for yourself (like the ‘unschedule’ approach.

Best of luck with allowing yourself those empty spaces…

Crystal

]]> By: Harold Shinsato http://crystalsquest.com/creating-spaces-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-1859 Harold Shinsato Sat, 21 Mar 2009 23:54:57 +0000 http://crystalsquest.com/?p=985#comment-1859 Hi Crystal, great post. Thanks for the insights. I acquired another cool gadget recently, Apple's iLife '09. It automatically split up all my photos into events. I was stunned at all the "stuff" I've been doing the last few years. Even though it seemed I should be going about being busy, I felt compelled to organize and sort it all. I'm amazed at the power of the urge to fill up my time with events and activities. I hadn't realized that I'm doing a lot of great things, and that it's great to get a chance to digest it - to have more empty space in my calendar. Thanks for helping me see this more clearly. Clutter clearing isn't only about things, it's also about activities. Harold Hi Crystal, great post. Thanks for the insights. I acquired another cool gadget recently, Apple’s iLife ’09. It automatically split up all my photos into events. I was stunned at all the “stuff” I’ve been doing the last few years. Even though it seemed I should be going about being busy, I felt compelled to organize and sort it all.

I’m amazed at the power of the urge to fill up my time with events and activities. I hadn’t realized that I’m doing a lot of great things, and that it’s great to get a chance to digest it – to have more empty space in my calendar. Thanks for helping me see this more clearly. Clutter clearing isn’t only about things, it’s also about activities.

Harold

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