The time is running like a wild horse impossible to get tamed. Desires flow into our lives, together with duties. We want more, we need more, we care more for others, we want to do it right...
When is the time for ourselves?
Is it the occasional SPA break that will make us feel relaxed in the long run, or a holiday that yet again takes too much of our time to even pack ourselves for and the other half perhaps, not to mention time to organise it all?
Can we completely delete from our brain cells piles and piles of unopened, un-filed mail, bit and pieces of clutter in those few corners of our homes?
What about your wish list of 'things I wish have done without postponing so it doesn't pop up in to my head when I am trying to focus on the final chapter of my beach book!
All those piles of mail, piles of paper, piles of thoughts what has been done and what hasn't and why hasn't it simply are - piles of stress!
And in situations where we feel trapped in a vicious circle, trying to beat ourselves up with the acceptance of a modern speed of life and saying everyone is busy, there is a shift going on.
There are more and more people realising that in the same way they seek support form a cleaner once a week, or the gardener or delivery from Waitrose, they can ask for help to organise things swiftly, without much stress, for a good value of price, in particular long term seen.
'There is no job too small (or big) to call a private PA to help out. Whether it is opening mail once a month, complain to rude customer service or finding you the best present for your child as you had no time.
Simply put - have you had a tiny little mouse in your big house, it would drive you mad. Wouldn't it?'
Well, I might be able to sort out the mouse situation, but am certainly more intrigued by your piles of stress ;))!
Lots of love & call me for any questions
Duda x
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www.dudadoes.co.uk
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