What is Your Saner Life?

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Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.  – Albert Einstein

People have been asking me – What is Your Saner Life?

A friend of mine once expressed this Einstein quote to me about the definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.  I didn’t realize how often in my life I had been doing just that – I would take the same actions and just expect that magically I would get the results I wanted.  More than that…I didn’t realize that that is exactly what I had been doing all my life.  The conversations I had been having in my head made me feel like I had done something different, so what gives?  That one friend with that one statement made me realize the game I had been playing in life – the game that no longer worked for me.

I realized how manipulative the voice in my head is.  It tells me exactly what I want to hear in situations to rationalize anything I want it to.  How convenient! It helps keep me in my self-defined comfort zone so I could be the thing I wanted to be most – SAFE.  Safe from all of the unknown.  Safe from stepping out and trying something new.  Safe from letting anyone in too close that could potentially hurt me – reject them before I could be rejected.

The exact word for this – INSANE!

Was I happy?  Absolutely not.  But I knew I wanted to get there.  I realized I was not living my true authentic self and it was time to get there.

It has been a journey and I have learned so much along the way.  This process inspired Your Saner Life.  Not only is Your Saner Life a pronunciation on my last name – but it is a place to go to get yourself out of your own loop.  A place where you get out of your own way and start living your life on your own terms!  That’s what I call: Yoursanity!

The first step – ask yourself some questions:

  • Is how your currently living working for you?
  • Are you happy?
  • What’s the voice in your head telling you can’t do?

If the answer to any of these are in the negative, we should talk!