Let go of that which does not serve you. This has become my new mantra. There were a couple of really stressful
moments this week and after a particularly rough day, I did some yoga for
stress relief. During the video, Adriene
mentioned this mantra and it really resonated with me. I hang on to things and dwell on them,
letting them ruin my hour, day, weeks, or years. I’m determined to stop this horrible routine
of mine. I need to let go of those
things that I cannot change, because you know what stressing out or getting mad
over it will do? Nothing.
Last week, I attended a client meeting with several of my co-workers. During said meeting, one of my co-workers, and good friend, got up to get water for our guests from a mini fridge in a cabinet located in the meeting room. But, she wasn't really quiet or discrete about it, and proceeded to slam the cabinet doors, while our guests were speaking. Maybe it's because I've lived in an apartment for too long, and the sound of my neighbors slamming their doors and kitchen cabinets has become a big pet peeve of mine. But, to me, her actions seemed a little rude. It got me wondering... why do people do some of the things they do? After doing some Googling, it seems like there are many reasons for why people slam things like doors, cabinets, and toilet seats. Reasons range from anger, lack of awareness, laziness, selfishness, bad manners, and lack of consideration for others. I immediately did some self-reflection. While I'm pretty good about not...

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