It’s all about alignment -

I don’t like sleeping in (sleeping late or whatever you call it).

I don’t like it – at all.

The hubster’s a huge fan of it and he is always telling me to do it as a ‘reward’.

But it doesn’t FEEL rewarding to me.

It just makes me feel frustrated and behind as soon as my feet hit the floor.

That doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing.

It’s just not MY thing.

Sleeping late is no different than so many other things that some people swear by and others want to swear off.

Again, not a bad thing.

Just part of being human.

Part of being in alignment.

And that ain’t woo-woo – it’s how life works.

Or … doesn’t.

If you’re aligned with something – you FEEL good about it (or with it or because of it, etc.).

In fact, that’s the best way I know TO know if I’m in alignment – with anything.

How it makes me FEEL.

For me, alignment makes me feel happy, fulfilled, consistent, content, connected, at ease, in flow, energetic.

Just – right.

Alignment just feels – right.

Even when circumstances and conditions are bad.

Even when they’re so bad I have trouble remembering when they weren’t.

Even then.

Especially then.

Alignment is possible.

I’ve thought about this.

A lot.

Especially lately.

I was feeling very much out of alignment – like I’m not where I’m supposed to be (figuratively and quite literally as evidenced by our move).

I’d gotten so inside my own head about frustrating, sad, downright crappy, not-what-I-want things that were happening that I forgot that – HOLD UP! – I’m actually the one in command!

Not circumstance.

Not geography.

Not other people.

I’m the boss of me.

I get to choose how to be, respond, feel.

Because I have the power to bring the hell-naw to stress and struggle.

Because I have the ability to regain and retain self-command as CEO of myself.

Because I know how to get back in alignment and back to the business of feeling good about me.

And you do, too.

Even if you never have before.

Getting off-track is simply an invitation to get back on.

Finding alignment is one of the keys of self-command at the heart of the Master The Moment Mastermind, announced in my August Newsletter last week.

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