The challenge is coming to an end. But with every ending is
a new beginning and I hope that this is just the start of something new for
you. While you gave yourself 24 days to be challenged in how you ate, what you
drank, how you cared for yourself… my hope is you will give yourself a lifetime
of providing your body with the nutrients it needs to sustain itself and to
flourish. 24 days will get you started
in the right direction, but it is the days after that will define how you
really want to care for yourself.
What will keep you going…?
In our culture we face each day with the pressure to go big
or go home. But as years pass for me and I grow older, I am seeing more and
more that small…simple…slow…is where the biggest steps in life happen. Embrace
what doing little things for yourself can do to give you a life that is so very
full… full of living well. Eventually you will realize that by staying with the
little things, you have created a bigger way to live. And it is so very good.
So take that journal out that I hope you still have. And
today, as closing time is almost here, write down the little things that are making a big impact on your life as
you strive for healthier living. What are you doing that feeds your body so
well? What are you doing that feeds your soul so well? Write these down and
start here when day 25 arrives. Don’t
feel like this has to end, when this could be the start of something very
wonderfully new.
Jess, you are so very wise! Thank you for leading this.
ReplyDeleteA couple of things I've noticed and/or learned:
1) I really cannot eat M&M's anymore. I had one yesterday and couldn't believe how bad it tasted.
2) I get full faster. This means I am eating less. I eat when I'm hungry.
3) Avocados are way easy to add to my diet.
4) Spark is "crack" juice.
5) If I want to look a certain way, I miss the point of being healthy.
6) Simple, natural, slow is the key to spritual, mental, and physical health.
7) Being thankful opens my eyes up wide.
Thank you, Jess!