Great article. Many of us don't have the resources to be able to say no and stop grinding as the writer did. We have to get to "good enough" in other ways. Mindfulness practice, examination of satisfaction levels, and the path ahead are ways to accomplish this. I was always taught that "enough" meant, "Just a little bit more." In rejecting that premise, I've learned that gratitude and mindfulness turns whatever is here into enough. Thank you for sharing.
Great article. Many of us don't have the resources to be able to say no and stop grinding as the writer did. We have to get to "good enough" in other ways. Mindfulness practice, examination of satisfaction levels, and the path ahead are ways to accomplish this. I was always taught that "enough" meant, "Just a little bit more." In rejecting that premise, I've learned that gratitude and mindfulness turns whatever is here into enough. Thank you for sharing.