“It may be different for others, but pain is what it took for me to pay attention.” ~ Julia Cameron
Thank you to my wonderful readers. I appreciate your support. Today, I want to share with you two amazing finds that would be helpful for anyone, but especially someone in recovery who is ready to start their life over.
When we have an addiction of any kind and are on the road to recovery, it is essential that we look at our life and see where we can make positive change. We need to fill the void of addiction with something that will make us want to get up in the morning, something that we can get excited about. We need to find our passion.
As the newness of the recovery wears off, it is crucial to establish new healthy habits to sustain us. Finding our passion will keep our creative juices flowing and give us a reason to embrace the new day. We will want and need a daily reminder of the precious joys of life.
It is of the utmost importance to recovery that we explore and discover what will bring us happiness, peace and serenity.
The 7-Week Life Cleanse, by Katie Tallo is a simple guide to infusing your life with momentum so that you can move directly and passionately towards the life you want. The weekly worksheets and questions are your tools for change. They’ll spark your awareness and ease you towards a sustainable plan. Plus, they’re fun to do!
The 7-Week Life Cleanse
What’s Inside The 7-Week Life Cleanse?
Week 1: Creating Space and Time
Week 2: Moving Differently
You’ll figure out ways to stretch your body, imagination, and routines. You’ll train your brain and heart to be more open and flexible.Week 3: Gathering Ease and Flow
You’ll look for ways to create ease, avoid excess consumption, wipe out lethargy, shift direction, and bring momentum into the flow of your days.Week 4: Taking Stock and Letting Go
You’ll look at what might be holding you back, stifling your growth, or working against your forward momentum. Then you’ll take steps towards cleansing and letting go of what’s not working in your life for good.Week 5: Pushing Yourself Forward
You’ll pick up your pace and push yourself to do your best. With simple actions, you’ll move with kindness, integrity, grit, and enthusiasm—the building blocks of momentum gathering.Week 6: Soul-Searching
You’ll be guided by what you believe in and what you really want your life to look like. You’ll put your habits, mindset, and words under a microscope and move towards acting, thinking, speaking, choosing, and living more like yourself.Week 7: Sustaining Change
You’ll gather what most resonates and what most gives you chills, and with those pieces you’ll create a plan for sustaining momentum as you continue to cleanse your life.Click here to view more details
Discover Your Passion, by Barrie Davenport
You Can Find the Passion in Life
Are you ready to start?
Maybe . . .
You wish you had a fulfilling, exciting career.
You want to feel enthusiastic and engaged in life.
You want more fun and joy every day.
You want to meet new people and have great relationships.
You need specific direction, a blueprint for finding your passion.
It is possible to create your life to have a job you love, supportive and loving relationships, and a lifestyle that is fulfilling.
With the Discover Your Passion course, you will have a guide book to help you create your life rather than react to it.
Click here to Find Out More
Beyond Addiction:
Embrace the New Life
This FREE Ebook will show you how to create the LIFE you want after addiction.
- Accept and cope with your family's addiction.
- Create your own life rather than react to events around you
- Don't feel so alone on your addiction journey.
- Experience new meaning for your life.
- Find peace, serenity and joy
These look like they’ll be a huge help — especially to those trying to figure out “what next” once their own drug addiction or alcoholism and/or their loved one’s drug addiction or alcoholism is no longer consuming their every thought and action. Thank you for bringing them to our attention, Cathy.
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Hi Lisa,
I agree that I believe they would be helpful to anyone in recovery trying to redo their life. It would be helpful to have a plan of action as someone begins again. Thanks for your comment.
This seems as if it would be very helpful!. I wish I knew how to better manage my space and time.
Gabi
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Hi Gabi,
Sometimes we all need a little boost to refocus our energy, and a book or guide can be helpful. Thanks for your comment.
I think these could help so many, regardless of their situation. Nice to know they ate available.
For those starting out in their career or those reinventing themselves would find these very helpful. Thanks for your comment.