@ ellanbethia, thanks for popping back and thanks for the original comment that got me thinking harder about this. Good luck with your reflections, and here’s to invigorating habits

@ Julie, those (false) expectations and comparisons can do so much harm… when it works is when we can trust our own instinct, can follow our own path. Of course this is easier said than done!

@ Davina, indeed. One might even say it’s your door to effortless brilliance

@ Heather, it does make a lot of sense.. if you take a look at Seth Godin’s blog you’ll find more, it seems to be uppermost in his mind just now

@ Conor, thank you

@ Hilary, I think starting with writing a letter is great idea, a simple way to get into the flow

@ Christopher, I suppose what I’ve been reading about and reflecting upon is what’s leading us to get distracted… there’s probably a reason behind it. Either the thing we ‘should’ be doing isn’t really where our heart lies, or fear / the lizard mind (as Seth Godin would call it) is throwing up distractions to stop us from doing something scary (but also what we want).

@ Lori, thank you so much for those words. I suppose my reply is – that is simply how I see it. It would amaze me to see it another way. But perhaps I need to reflect a bit on just what that means for me and what I do. (Okay, there’s no perhaps about it – I do.)