Water the Grass, Then Decide: Mindful Choice and Change

 

Watering the grass, looking on the bright side, and appreciating what you have does not mean you don’t want to make changes—or choose a different path going forward.

It’s what helps you choose whether to do so from a place of true alignment and deep inner knowing.

When you have done the work to water your grass…

when you can accept the situation as it is…

when you can see the beauty in the mess…

that is the time to choose to make a change (or not).

Mindfulness and coaching help you choose your choice

With:

intention
patience
curiosity
kindness
gratitude
generosity
acceptance
compassion

When you know how to water the grass, you can water it wherever you go.

When you see good here, you see good there.

When you know how to look for connection, you can find it—and create it—wherever you go.

That’s why mindfulness and coaching are such a gift.

If you’re in a pivot season and want support finding clarity and making a grounded choice, 1:1 coaching or Transition Well would be amazingly helpful.

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