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When we have
opportunity to focus on appreciating
moment, time is elongated.
So how come we only seem to do this after realizing a major achievement? How come we treat such moments like prized rewards as if we only deserve it as a rare pat on
back? Why not give this to ourselves more consistently? Why not practice it as a short break from whatever we are doing?
I'm talking about a form of gratitude I suppose. When we practice momentary, focused gratitude for
details of our lives, time stretches.
If you were running 50mph straight toward a brick wall, you'd slow down before you got there, right? Well isn't our grave
physiological equivalent of a brick wall? No matter how many impressive projects we complete,
end result is
same for each of us. So why are we in such a rush to get there?
The busier we are,
faster time goes by.
I invite you to stretch
time of your life by sprinkling in a few moments of focused gratitude wherever you can.
You won't regret it.

Deirdre Maigread McEachern is an experienced writer, speaker and personal coach who works one-on-one to help her clients find their ideal career and create more balance in their lives. You can contact Deirdre at 207-439-4280, deirdre@vip-coaching.com or sign up for her free e-newsletter at www.vip-coaching.com/news.