Kevin Cokley Ph.D.
Quantum Leaps
Want More Flow and Joy in 2021?
Ideas to help you experience more flow and joy.
Posted Apr 30, 2021
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This year has been a truly crazy one. Let’s just acknowledge that the events of 2020 and 2021 are something to be thankful for.
You should also be thankful for the changes that have already occurred. These include changes in the workforce, more positive roles for women, and a boost in creativity.
There’s no single factor that’s at the forefront of our lives right now. What’s important is how you relate to each. Put yourself in the place of the person giving the news. Tell them about your gratitude for their gift of life. Tell them about the peace of mind you exercise every morning. Tell them about the gratitude that supports you moving forward.
You don’t have to be a mega-celebrity to offer your thoughts and prayers for the new year. That’s a sign. Artifacts of the past are a reminder of our past and an opportunity to explore questions and address topics of pride and humanity. If 2020 was about anything, it’s that time. Now, let’s bring our focus to creating the world’s happiest place.
References
Yonck, R. “The Year of the Underdog.” Newsweek, August 29, 2020.
Yonck, R. “Always Be Your Child.” MedPage, October 27, 2018.
Yonck, R. “New Year, New You.” Brian Yorke, March 29, 2017.