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Take A Break: Creating Mini Vacations Right Where You Are


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Lee Wise
Leevital-sea-nutrients.com

"Good Health Makes Good Sense"
http://www.vital-sea-nutrients.com


TAKE A BREAK!

Creating Mini Vacations Right Where You Are

© Lee Wise 2003 All rights reserved



THINK ABOUT RELAXING...



That's right: relaxing.



You'd like to, wouldn't you? I can almost hear you though:

"You gotta be kiddin'! Vacation? Good night, I can hardly

find time drink my vitamin C filled orange juice in the

morning let alone think about a vacation. Get real!"



I identify.



So why not think about a "minute" vacation? Really.



Sixty seconds of pure, "just your own" relaxation. Let that

sink in: sixty seconds of pure, "just your own" relaxation.



HERE'S HOW...



To do it you gotta think about a time you just loved. Let's

say a time at the beach for example.



In reflecting about your time at the beach, you might find

yourself going over thoughts like these:



"It was great. I'd get up in the morning, go down to

the beach and just 'be there.'



Sometimes I'd pray.

Sometimes I would walk down to the pier.

And sometimes I would just sit and listen to the waves.



It was great. I remember walking out on the beach and

sighing. Yep, you got it -- sighing.



It was a nice, *total relaxing sigh.*



When I think of a great time at the beach -- that's

what I think about!"



And you are right: that is what I think about -- my time at

the beach a few years ago ;-)



Something similar: that's what you need to think about if

you are going to take your own one-minute vacation.



Whatever it is...



You think about it.



You feel it.



You sense it.



And here's the key: until you have some sense of an

emotional "release." The moment you know you have

returned *inside* to your special place of enjoyment.



Like my own deep, relaxing sigh on the beach.



When you do that, you've taken a minute vacation. Your own

sixty seconds of pure, "just your own" relaxation.



THE PRINCIPLES ARE EASY



Here are a few short "principles" to put into practice as

you develop the art of taking "minute vacations."



(A side note: yes, they could be two or three minute

vacations. The idea is short and "attainable" times.)



Principle number one...



Stop!

You got it: stop.

You just simply stop.

Shut down.

Capooie.



Did I get the point across? LOL

You gotta stop!



Principle number two...



Inside you think: "No responsibilities."

Absolutely none.

Zero.



And you may find you have to...



GIVE YOURSELF PERMISSION



In this process I have found it helpful to give myself

permission to have a break.



That is, as thoughts start to come and destroy your mental

walk on the beach, you can affirm something like:



"Not here!

Not now!

These moments are mine!"



And you go ahead and take your one, two or three minute

vacation.



YES, IT DOES WORK!



I had a student stop by my office about a week or so ago and

say to me: "I'm still taking those minute vacations! Thanks

for the idea."



I have taken many, many minute vacations. I enjoy them.

In short: it works.





Yours for a day filled with beautiful moments in time,





Lee



P.S. Have you thought about "where" you will take your

mini vacation yet?



Go ahead.



At least get a few ideas.



A minute or two.

Everyone has a minute or two :)



-------------------------------

Lee is a seminary administrator, has a part-time business

at home, and writes two motivational ezines: "A Beautiful

Moment In Time" and "Hope For Daily Living." Permission

is given to distribute article. This paragraph must be

included. Email: Leevital-sea-nutrients.net

Link: http://www.vital-sea-nutrients.net





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