Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

I am not a quantum physicist. No shock there. But many years ago, as I watched a Discovery show on quantum physics and heard the phrase empty is not nothing; it is always something, I thought, “Yes, that’s truth!” Even without understanding a thing about quantum...
Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 13 – Loss of “Missing Things”

What are you missing in this COVID-19 time of curfews and restrictions? A graduation? Wedding? Funeral? Prom? A paycheck? Relationships? A scheduled vacation? It’s easy to think about missing the things we had as routine parts of our life. Or joyful events that we...
Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 12 – Loss of Creativity

In a recent article on creativity during times of crisis, Bas Korsten (Global Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman Thompson) stated: “Human creativity is built on our brain’s diffuse attention, inefficiency and lack of focus and can actually help get us out of this...
Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 11 – Loss of Emotional Control

I’m a total meltdown mess! I am sooooo angry! I kicked a hole in my bathroom door today. I was just minding my own business, cleaning the house, and for no reason, I just burst into tears. I feel like I’m going nuts. I actually threw a glass of water at my husband...
Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 10 – Loss of Vitality

  “A vital person is someone whose aliveness and spirit are expressed not only in personal productivity and activity—such individuals often infectiously energize those with whom they come into contact” –Chris Peterson & Martin Seligman, Character...
Day 14 – Redefining Our Empty Spaces

Day 9 – Loss of Motivation

Circa 1967, I was watching one of my first Star Trek episodes when Captain James T. Kirk yelled out to his crew: Strap in; it’s going to get bumpy. Everything in me felt that strap-in command! I sat up a little straighter right there on the couch and was ready for the...