Doing Nothing is The Answer

I find a deep conditioning of the tendency to do in moments of unsurety.

To speed up and take action in the chase to satisfy this misunderstood discomfort.

But what happens if instead, in a moment of overwhelm, in a moment of over stimulation, I simply stop everything?

What happens if I allow myself to not choose?

What happens if I let go of this tendency to want to find a solution to a problem?

Could I then maybe open up the sight to realizing there may be no problem to solve after all?

Or maybe, if there is a path to solution, I find that it shows itself to me without the need for a search.

Maybe I even begin to realize there is opportunity where I have not noticed it before.

I am practicing to hold myself in the space of listening, in the role of observer.

Carefully watching with a sense of curiosity as I whiteness it all unfold.

When I can allow myself to do this it feels right. It feels like a sigh of relief in realizing that there is nothing I am needing to do.

I practice to remind myself it is safe to pause. It is safe to undercomplicate. That waiting is a gift, and it is safe to simply trust.

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With Love and Gratitude,

Jordan