After a recent, solo, long weekend trip to Sydney to see some of my family I had opportunity to reflect on just how much time I spend alone in our house.
It's definitely too much.
I've been spending too much time alone, staring at one of my screens. I realised it was definitely time to start getting out of the house more.
I played with the idea of working 2-3 hours a day, 2-3 weekdays each week just as a way to make my hermit self leave the house. And instead of spending money going to cafés or yoga classes or some such thing that I could be making money instead.
To my surprise, Brad didn't think it was as good an idea as I did.
Maybe it's because the last time I tried this I ended up extremely stressed, working in an environment that wasn't good for me.
Or maybe it's because he figures that his days of working 8 hours a day, 5 days a week are numbered and that I wouldn't be alone at home that much then anyway.
Whatever the reason, he encouraged me to just get out of the house and go and explore.
So I did.
I served a client this morning (using tapping to help her shift her subconscious and unhelpful beliefs about money), then I created a social media post on a topic related to Human Design and after a quick bite to eat I headed out of the door. Or rather, out of the garage!
It had been cloudy all morning so I (sensibly) check the rain radar. There was a window of about an hour where I could go for a walk.
So walk I did! Here's are some photos from my 1km stroll along a local section of the bay that I'm so lucky to live near.
Note to self: I should get out of the house more often. It's gorgeous here!!
All photos taken by me on my still-kickin' old smartphone.
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