I feel empowered.
Last night I was on the way to a few poor decisions. But instead, I decided to write down what was going on inside my mind. And through editing, and rethinking, and re-writing, I came up with my previous blog post, along with a lucid understanding of what I was feeling and why I was wanting to do things like take up a diet, or quit the fun run training.
This is all good.
What am I doing about it? Absolutely nothing. With this second post, I assumed that I was "going to make a decision" - ditch the diet, get back to jogging. But, I am not. There is no rush. Work is stressful. And ALL I need to do is to do the best I possibly can. I don't have to form a goal, make a decision, strive for perfection, aim for the impossible.
All I need to do is take each moment as it comes. All I need to do is decide...
Do I really need a hot chocolate after dinner? No? Then don't have the hot chocolate.
Does the dog need a walk? Yes? Then I'll take the dog for a walk.
Do I need to go for a jog? No. But it may be good to do so, to do the next training session 6 minutes jogging, 1 minute walking (four times). It is only 28 minutes. I can just go around in circles - I don't have to determine the perfect route that avoids hills.
So, will I go for a jog in the morning? Most likely. I have set my alarm.
1 comment:
Woot - you are right, there is no rush. What a great way you are working this out, Fiona and finding out what works for you.
Brrinng, briinng, is that your alarm I hear ringing? :)
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