I like the idea of finding the bright spots. Seems to me that a lot of us focus mostly on what does not work and how to fix it, rather than on what does work and how to do more of it. But from my perspective, efficiency comes from combining the two.

PS: Changed my blog name, as you can see.

Eduard

You definitely need to gain some clarity and certainty.
Get clear about what you want and don’t want for your life. Stop going through the motions and stop living that repetitive existence of habit – the one that makes you miserable and the one you really don’t want. The more certain you are about what you want, the easier it will be to stay focused, proactive and productive. If you don’t have clarity, then do your best to de-clutter your mind, step back, gain some perspective, spend more time by yourself, stop being so ‘busy’ (even for a day) and listen to that still small voice; it knows. When we make the effort to find some space, time and quiet and then genuinely listen, the clarity will come. The tricky bit can be when we find that clarity (about what we need to do) and it scares the crap out of us.
.-= Motivational Speaker – Craig Harper´s last blog ..Exercise Intensity =-.