I am currently obsessed with the amazing Dr
Brene Brown and I’m finding I can not get enough of her books, her youtube
clips, and her style of writing and sharing the results of her years of
research. She’s fun, she’s real, she’s
incredibly clever and she rocks!
In this blog I am going to share some
content of her book “The Gifts of
Imperfection”.
Brene Brown talks of Wholehearted Living,
which is about engaging our lives from a place of worthiness. She has come up with 10 guideposts that
the wholehearted live to and have in common. One of these guideposts in particular truly resonates with
me as a coach, as it is the guidepost that I believe makes the most difference (and
is often not given enough attention to) in the lives of my hard working,
ambitious, driven, successful clients.
This is guidepost no 7:
Cultivate
Play and Rest and Let Go Of Exhaustion as a Status Symbol and Productivity as
Self Worth.
According to Dr Stuart Brown, (Psychiatrist,
Clinical Researcher and founder of the Institute for Play) “Play shapes our
brain, helps us foster empathy, helps us navigate complex social groups, and is
at the core of creativity and innovation.
The opposite of play is not work – the
opposite of play is depression. Work
does not work without play”.
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