If you struggle to make confident decisions or if you're a self professed control freak - or, if you’ve ever caught yourself saying: “Why do things have to be so complicated?” in a burst of overwhelm, this one’s for you.
In this episode, I share how a simple realization about how we make a jigsaw puzzle can be a direct reflection of how we live our lives. This one shift can help you let go of needing to know the outcome while you learn to trust the process, trust your decisions and trust yourself.
If life feels complicated right now, this episode might help bring you closer to simplicity.
In this episode:
- A 48 hour experiment to bring more ease and flow in your life
- What my aunt and mother’s favorite hobby taught me about challenges
- The consequences of trying to force things to fit where they don’t belong
- Recognizing the "easy pieces" in life and approaching them with joy
- Why the feeling of “something’s missing” might actually be a blessing
- Embracing imperfections and moving on
Resources:
Email: hello@jackiedumaine.com
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Podcast website: jackiedumaine.com/podcast
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