Stop, reflect, and find your passion
July 27, 2010 by Nancy J. Lewis
Filed under Positively Speaking
As women, we are always in the flow of forward movement, juggling many tasks at the same time and surprisingly doing it quite effectively. The downside to that is burnout, frustration, and no time left for you. It’s time to take a break, delegate, and stay in your lane of life.
Too many times we are doing things we don’t do well and our time could be better utilized in other ways. Sometimes we need to learn the art of saying NO! We can’t be all things to all people in our life all the time; that’s the role for God.
Today, stop and reflect on what you enjoy doing most. Find that thing you want to do that puts a smile on your face and you would be willing to do for free. Then begin to do that very thing as often as you can.
Your passion and purpose are directly tied to the thing you would you do for free. So take an afternoon off and begin the journey of finding out what drives you to a sense of purpose, fulfillment, and joy.
Nancy J. Lewis is the president of Progressive Techniques, Inc. based in Fayetteville, Georgia and the theme of her organization is "Developing a Better You!" We specialize in management development training, motivational speaking, and business coaching. Our topic areas are diversity, leadership, customer service, and professional development. Nancy's presentations are content-rich, empowering, and energizing. Nancy is married to Rev. Kevin E. Lewis and has three sons. Nancy has a girls program called Divine Young Ladies: Changing Hearts to Change Lives. Nancy shares with these girls character development, self-esteem, and the power of believing in yourself. Nancy is active in her community and church.