FINDING JOY IN THE JOURNEY
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Your weekly dose of inspiration, practical tools, and honest reflections for living a bold, moxie-filled life.
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 I was just sitting here overthinking the joy out of everything. ~Unknown During Saturday's workshop, one person had a moment and started to overthink on how to cut paper into strips for an exercise. We all had a good chuckle about her "overthinking" and then started to discuss how we all have a tendency to overthink. We even started discussing the feasibility of "overthinking" being a a "generic" trait of people who have the "analytical" superpower (the ability to understand and solve complex problems using the information we have available). So imagine my surprise, when an email and a podcast arrived on Sunday with the title "Overthinking Olympics". What I learned.... Overthinking is a habit! This is what Sas Petherick has to say about overthinking. Do you overthink as if it were an Olympic sport and you are actually in training for medal contention? Do you find yourself replaying conversations hours or even days afterwards? Are you prone to never deciding? This episode is for you my friend! Overthinking is a massive time and energy sucker but the good news is overthinking is a habit. And like all habits, it can be unlearned with some practice. So in this episode we’ll explore what overthinking actually is, what causes it, and then walk through some practical exercises you can experiment with to stop overthinking so much. I would love to hear your thoughts on the subject. I have my own thoughts on the subject and I will share them with you next week. So stay tuned! WEEKLY MINI-SOUND BATHMAGICAL THINGS TO CHECK OUTStarting May 29th Mount Carrol Farmers Market
Saturday May 29th 8am - 12pm Offerings: Free 1 Minute Tune-Ups $5.00 - 6 minute Tune-Up $5.00 - Crystal Hearts (with an intuitive message) $10.00 - Flower Essences (from the Wild Flowers at the Kent Emporium)  “Choices after waking up: Self-care first or self-care last. Your choice.” ~ Robin Rosenstiel Because I live in a farming community, I can always tell when Spring is in the air. There are tractors, farm equipment, and trucks running non-stop in order to prep the soil, fertilize the soil, and plant seeds. As a highly sensitive intuitive empath, it is easy to find myself getting caught up in this farming “go-go-go” energy of all work and no time for rest or play. The “go-go-go” energy sneaks up on me (because I'm picking up everyone's frantic energy) and then the next thing I know, I’m stretched out on the sofa feeling exhausted and burned out. Over the course of the past several weeks, I spoke to several alternative self-care healers, and they all had the exact same response… I’m so busy right now! I don’t remember the last time I took a day off from work! It's always good to learn that I'm not the only one feeling how the energy shifts of nature impact people. As Mother Nature shifts out of hibernation mode, people tend to shift into a frantic “go-go-go” mode. I like to call this... SPRING MADNESS Just this past week, I caught myself slipping back into this crazy energy pattern of “I can’t remember the last time I took a day off” mode. So this past Sunday I decided to take an R&R afternoon off to hang out at a winery and just slow down (the yard work and home improvement projects can wait until another day regardless of what my mind tells me). As a result, I woke up Monday morning feeling refreshed, relaxed, and happy. By Tuesday I was starting to feel off balance again. Thank goodness I had already prescheduled a Reflexology appointment. It was during that appointment when I slowed down, connected to my body, and could finally feel how much of this “go-go-go’ energy I was physically absorbing and how it was impacting my stress level. Afterwards I was like… Wow – really I needed that 60 minutes to disconnect from the "go-go-go" energy and simply relax into bliss. I can’t stress enough the need for a regular self-care routine to improve your overall health. And for those people that are highly sensitive intuitive empaths, self-care is a necessity and not a luxury! Ways to add self-care into your routine? Try yoga, medication, walking in nature, journaling, painting, massage, reflexology, etc. Any activity that gets you out of your head and into your body. And if you are looking to expand your energy self-care routine, check out my offerings: May Sound Bath Journey, or Energy Rebalance Not sure if you know if you are slipping into this crazy SPRING MADNESS energy. See my check-list below:
I would love to hear about your self-care practices and signals that you are getting off track. WEEKLY MINI-SOUND BATHMAGICAL THINGS TO CHECK OUT |
Robin Rosenstiel"Joy in the Journey" is your weekly dose of inspiration, practical tools, and honest reflections for living a bold, moxie-filled life. It’s about embracing every twist and turn on the path to creating a life on your own terms—celebrating the wins, learning from the challenges, and finding joy in the process of becoming your most authentic self Archives
May 2025
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