Perhaps you are a new parent and it seems that the Groundhog’s day will never stop. Maybe you are not happy with where you are and it seems that there is no alternative. Maybe you, like me, wake up one day and realise that you were so busy with this whole adult thing, being a parent, bringing income, running a household that you found yourself stuck in a rut, bored out of your mind and it’s been years since you last truly experienced joy.
Joy, feeling alive – this amazing feeling of being wide open to the Universe. I looked at joy in my life and though I appreciate its sources are different now than 10-20 years ago, it’s still important to have and maximise it. I invite you to do the same – take stock. When was the last time you felt truly alive and full of joy of living? What can you do differently, what do you need to reconnect with to bring more joy into your life?
Nomad of the Universe 
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Thanks for your kind words! I am not a massive blog expert but know the basics. Sure, ask away.
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Yes. Thank you so much. I followed your Blog and I started reading some of your posts and I am really amaze by the rawness of your writings. I hope you can follow me back. Have fun writing!
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Thank you! You are very kind. Will check out your blog. Let me know if you have any Qs or need help!
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That is so nice of you. I hope to read more of your upcoming blogs.
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And please follow me back if it’s alright.
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Done!
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First piece of action: Stop chasing the green and material possessions. Once you have the essentials (food, clothes, and a place to stay) non-material things become more important for your happiness.
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Absolutely right! Minimalism in everything
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I just came across this post in researching a similar post for my own blog (amoreconsciouslife.com) and I love how you described how early parenting tends to bury our joy in the responsibilities of adult life with young children. So true. As this is an older post, I hope you have found ways to feel alive, and joy, in your days. Thanks for sharing!
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Hey, thanks for dropping by and your comment! Parenting is a never ending project 😉 I think almost everyone feels the same in the first 3-5 years. As for joy and aliveness, I am microdosing so to speak but also as I discover more of who I am and what my values are, overcome my fears and others’ expectations, these two seem to happen on their own as a bi product.
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