Have you ever found yourself in a funk and not been able to get out, no matter what you do?
It’s that time of year again. For a lot of us the weather is changing. We’re spending less time outdoors, more time cramped up inside with the heat on, the dry stagnant air, and the days are getting shorter and shorter.
It’s easy to get into a funk. But how do you get yourself out of it?
Today, I share seven steps to get you out of that funk and get back on track.
- Take responsibility for your situation.
- Change it up.
- Create something.
- Dig into the funk.
- Fake it.
- Play.
- Give of your time.
I discuss each of those in much more detail in the episode, so listen below.
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Being goofy and playing is the one I’ve been seriously lacking in lately and I appreciate the reminder.
Jeff
Awesome Jeff. Would love to hear about the difference it makes for you.