Taking a Sabbatical

Since making the commitment to attending the Inspired Livelihood Workshop/Retreat in Sedona, AZ, my life has taken an amazing turn. My current income has increased more than 30% without any visible signs of increased activity on my part. If anything, I am working less hours twisting balloons and I am spending less time in front of the computer.

It seems like I am suddenly more focused on purpose, as opposed to passion or whim. I sit around more thinking about things and ideas, but I take more actions too. A lot of these actions have been seemingly meaningless, or misguided, or worse yet (gasp) failures. As a friend of mine pointed out, trying to persuade me away from what I was telling him I was doing, “yeah, yeah, You have made commitments and investments before.” But it feels different, and I can sense the difference.

I feel the excitement of things falling in place, though I don’t see any apparent signs of  it. I don’t know if any of this makes sense, or it all seems like me babbling away, but I don’t feel I need to justify or explain or convince anybody, or myself, for that matter. I just FEEL it.

So in order to give myself more time to ponder and/or take inspired actions, I have decided to take a sabbatical from this blog for a while. I have not been very regular or extremely disciplined about posting on here, but the thought of maintaining it has always loomed upon me and affects my thoughts and actions.

So, in order to do more specific, meaningful things that I can later report on, I am going to take a break posting for a while. I may make a post or two between now and the event in Sedona, AZ, if I feel inspired or have something to report, otherwise, I will see you on the flip side of the event in AZ.