Day 21 Coming Of Age At 62 | Feel Good About Not Doing What You Felt Like Doing

I arose early in the morning yesterday even though I didn’t feel like it.

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I took a walk yesterday even though I didn’t feel like it.

I made some calls I’ve been avoiding even though I STILL didn’t feel like making them.

I wrote a sales page even though I felt like taking a nap instead.

I paid bills even though I felt like putting them off until tomorrow.

I read and did the exercises in The Energy Of Money even though I really, really didn’t feel like it and thought I’d feel better reading a mystery.

I bought a new calendar with more space for plans, even though I didn’t feel like spending the money, because I know my schedule works best for me when I write it out by hand and write in a specific time to do ALL the things I need/want to do, not just the things that have to do at a specific time (like yoga class).

I created curriculum even though I wasn’t feeling very creative and thought I’d be better off waiting for a more creative time to create.

At the end of the day, after not succumbing to how I felt in the moment, I FELT SPECTACULAR. Proud. Happy. Delighted. Energized. I felt no self-recriminations. What a good feeling.

Know what I mean?