- Step 1. Figure out what you love
- Step 2. Engage in that often.
Alternate
- Step 1. Figure out how to love what you are already doing.
- Step 2. Engage in that often.
Alternate
- Step 1. Play, often.
Sparkle comes from enjoyment. From pleasure. From love. All resonating and dancing inside of you. You have to create the time. The space. The energy to recognize what feels good. That may seem easy to the folks who are already are in touch with their natural enthusiasm. For others, it’s stretch. But one that is worth it.
Make it a game. Begin by spending 10 minutes a day just noticing, what feels good, what feels crappy. Notice why something feels better than others. Sometimes the crappy thing only feels that way because of a story we are telling ourselves. Other times, it’s because it just kind of stinks. The act of paying attention will allow your sparkle to unveil itself to you.
Sometimes we can tweak the story. Work doesn’t have to be a maddening grind. It can be a means to an amazing end. It can be a chance to be of service. Maybe it’s were you pretend to be a super secret agent saving the world from your co-workers.
Sometimes it’s time to change your story all together. To clear out the yuck and embrace the delicious yum. You can let go of what no longer serves you and create a more delight in your life. Maybe that means radical changes…but more often then not, it is time to incorporate a little something, something here and there. Look at what lights you up. And begin to do that. More and more and more.


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“Sometimes the crappy thing only feels that way because of a story we are telling ourselves.”
This is so true for me. I tell myself so many stories sometimes, that the things I normal love doing become less enjoyable. Work in progress
Thanks for the reminder <3
“Maybe it’s were you pretend to be a super secret agent saving the world from your co-workers.”
This really cracked me up! Isn’t it sad that when we grow up we think we’re too old for “let’s pretend”? I say we should go for it more often. I used to entertain myself at work pretending it was a Saturday Night Live skit.
I pretend I have a cooking show when I make dinner.