What do you eat for breakfast?
Ok, there is time for a pause well deserved. I have worked more on my personal projects in 3 days then in the lasts 2 months.
Coming back from holidays i got totally depressed, but then i got back on my feet, stronger than i have been since long. I decided to (this time its true) commit myself to some yoga everyday. Now that i felt that i finally have the time i always wanted to realize all of what’s on my mind, i found myself without energy to do it.
So, a rapid thinking brought me to the fact that the best way i know to get on my feet on to feel good is to do some yoga.
“First, do not panic”, that’s what i tell myself most often these days. Stay calm, keep fit, everything will be alright, but — do not panic!
So yeah, nothing better than a daily dose of yoga to keep me relax (as much as i can be relax!) and (a bit) centered.
And it works, for now. Of course, i can already see myself so busy and into panic that i will totally forget about it in some days, but the important thing is that i did it for the last 4 days and i feel great. I did more in these last 4 days than i could have hoped.
well, that wasn’t what i wanted to write about…
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What did you ate for breakfast?
i have big problem finding cereals that fits to my diet.
I try to avoid white sugar, white flour, so it gets really tricky
to find something good, and for cereals, even worse.
what i wanted to write about is
– Rediscovering our power as customers –
I mostly read what’s written on the packages of the food i eat,
and as a compulsive complainer, this is the perfect thing to complain
about. Too much sugar, no brown sugar, no brown floor, no fruits,
artificial color, flavors, …
but today i woke up and wondered, why are we not letting our
voices be heard? why am i not stopping my complaining sessions
and instead sending emails to these company asking them to make
yummie cereals that would be good for my body&soul?
i think we too often take the bad habit of complaining and not realizing
our power…
so, yes, i am going to send emails, many emails, with all my wish,
and i hope i will be heard. Wanna join me?
Posted: October 5th, 2002 | Author: m-c | Filed under: Daily thoughts | Comments Off








haven’t read this, but it sounds very interesting. i have heard a quote or two by sanaya roman. here’s one i like a lot: “The degree to which you support and acknowledge yourself will be the degree to which you receive support.”
yeah, the whole book is really full of ideas, quotes, playsheet that are really inspiring and uplifting.
and about the line you just quoted, yes, i think its true. The world around us is often a miror of how we see and treat ourselves…