Activity – JoelElfman – Content Personality Club

JoelElfman

• 1 year ago

This idea comes from somatic movement – 1st you have to yield (relax) to gather your resources and push/stretch to an action or goal. I thought I would get people’s feedback. And I’m thinking about using my recent accident as part of some articles. Might as well try and make lemonade. 🙂

Topic- why relaxation is so important to moving forward
Mistake 1 – if you are over-stretched or stressed, you don’t have the bandwidth (room) to take on some new
Mistake 2 – You are trying to do everything logically, you are ignoring what your body is telling you or how it is trying to help you
Mistake 3 –
Mistake 4 –

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8 Comments
- Whitney Doherty
  1 year ago
  
  Love this. There is an expression in recovery “don’t just sit there, do nothing” which I love. Or as my parter’s uncle who is a doctor is prone to say…”sometimes you have to go slow to go fast” (usually related to healing)
  - JoelElfman
    1 year ago
    
    Thanks Whitney, I love this quote, ”sometimes you have to go slow to go fast”. I’m not sure if it might be a little repetitive to 1or2, but worse case, it can be a substitute. In the meantime, it is a great statement that I think everyone can elate to. Thank you so much for sharing.
- Claire Peltier
  1 year ago
  
  Love this Joel, also I think :
  Relaxing allows room for healing
  Often time healing from injury and disease is about connecting to the body
  - JoelElfman
    1 year ago
    
    Thanks, Claire. for these wonderful suggestions. I think we overlap a lot, we should find a time to chat.
    - Claire Peltier
      1 year ago
      
      Hi Joel, we definitely overlap 😉 would love to chat. Here is a link to my calendar (I am not sure it includes time difference though but it is a good way to check !), Happy to make it one hour, depending on your schedule.
      https://en.anahatalight.com/booking-calendar/appel-d%C3%A9couverte?referral=book_button_widget
- Blair Hope
  1 year ago
  
  What Whitney said – I was also told “Don’t just do something, sit there,” as in take the time to feel into what is happening and allow yourself some space/time before acting, rather than what we are usually pushed to do is “don’t just sit there, do something!”.
- AmyHager
  1 year ago
  
  mistake 2 is good!
- CarrieWulf
  1 year ago
  
  One of the mistakes that I have made is not recognizing my body’s cues or signals that I need to rest or relax. It took me many years to recognize those little cues so that I could sit and do nothing to give my body the time it needed to heal.