3 Ways To Follow Your Bliss

Hey, folks, how you doing? Nick the poet here. I'm a poet. I'm a creator, I'm a mental health advocate, and I want to inspire you, and I want you to think about things in a different way after listening to me. And you don't need to do the things that I do, but I just want to share that with you and share how it's helped my life and see if it can help your life as well. So one thing, actually, three ways, I want to give you three ways here that you can follow your bliss, okay? And so one way is to follow your inner intuition and hunches, okay?

There's a reason that that little idea will pop into your head. For me. It might be, you know, write a poem or try a guitar lesson or talk to this person or call this person or, you know, whatever. Whatever that little impulse may be. Those little hunches that we get, these joyful hunches, follow that, you know, don't let the logical brain come in and say, no, no, no, don't do that. Now, it might be scary to do something outside of the box like that, but with anything, there's a risk and a reward.

There's a yin and a yang, and if you try that, I think you may be surprised at what happens. So this is kind of tied into my second recommendation, which is do the opposite. Okay. If you drive this route home from work every day, go a different way. If you only run, lift weights. I should listen to that one. I got to start lifting some weights instead of just running, you know, whatever it is, do the opposite. If you're scared to talk to that person, go talk to that person. Right. And the third thing is to insist on having fun and doing things with love so we don't have a tremendous pull on our influence sometimes in our external circumstances.

Right. But we can always change our attitude and have. Have fun doing things. And you're going to find if you're following that inner bliss, you're naturally having fun in those situations. So that's my advice for you today. I hope you're having a great one, and I will catch you on the flip side. Okay, bye.