Captain Michael: Good evening, my friends.
This morning we talked about knowing when the cup is full.
But I’ve been thinking about some
Good evening, my friends.
This morning we talked about knowing when the cup is full.
But I’ve been thinking about something else.
What did we fill it with?
A vessel can be filled to the brim and still contain absolutely nothing we need.
A calendar full of obligations.
A house full of things.
A phone full of notifications.
A head full of worries.
A day full of activity.
Full isn’t the same as fulfilled.
Maybe that’s worth remembering.
Because if our vessels have limits — and they do — then every time we pour something in, we’re making a choice about what gets the space.
Sometimes intentionally.
Sometimes without even noticing.
And perhaps enough isn’t only about learning when to stop adding more.
Maybe it’s also having the courage to pour a few things out.
The obligation we no longer believe in.
The possession we don’t need.
The grudge we’ve carried too long.
The expectation that wasn’t ours to begin with.
Empty space isn’t wasted space.
Sometimes it’s simply room for something better.
Fair winds and a peaceful evening, my friends. 🌙
#Enough, #MakeRoom, #LetGo, #IntentionalLiving, #SimpleLiving, #Perspective, #Contentment, #MindfulLiving, #LifeLessons, #MondayEvening, #FairWinds
Captain Michael: Good evening, my friends. This morning we talked about knowing when the cup is full. But I’ve been thinking about someth
Good evening, my friends. This morning we talked about knowing when the cup is full. But I’ve been thinking about something else. What did we fill it with? A vessel can be filled to the brim and still contain absolutely nothing we need. A calendar full of obligations. A house full of things. A phone full of notifications. A head full of worries. A day full of activity. Full isn’t the same as fulfilled. Maybe that’s worth remembering. Because if our vessels have limits — and they do — then every time we pour something in, we’re making a choice about what gets the space. Sometimes intentionally. Sometimes without even noticing. And perhaps enough isn’t only about learning when to stop adding more. Maybe it’s also having the courage to pour a few things out. The obligation we no longer believe in. The possession we don’t need. The grudge we’ve carried too long. The expectation that wasn’t ours to begin with. Empty space isn’t wasted space. Sometimes it’s simply room for something better. Fair winds and a peaceful evening, my friends. 🌙 #Enough, #MakeRoom, #LetGo, #IntentionalLiving, #SimpleLiving, #Perspective, #Contentment, #MindfulLiving, #LifeLessons, #MondayEvening, #FairWinds
Good evening, my friends. This morning we talked about knowing when the cup is full. But I’ve been thinking about something else. What did we fill it with? A vessel can be filled to the brim and still contain absolutely nothing we need. A calendar full of obligations. A house full of things. A phone full of notifications. A head full of worries. A day full of activity. Full isn’t the same as fulfilled. Maybe that’s worth remembering. Because if our vessels have limits — and they do — then every time we pour something in, we’re making a choice about what gets the space. Sometimes intentionally. Sometimes without even noticing. And perhaps enough isn’t only about learning when to stop adding more. Maybe it’s also having the courage to pour a few things out. The obligation we no longer believe in. The possession we don’t need. The grudge we’ve carried too long. The expectation that wasn’t ours to begin with. Empty space isn’t wasted space. Sometimes it’s simply room for something better. Fair winds and a peaceful evening, my friends. 🌙 #Enough, #MakeRoom, #LetGo, #IntentionalLiving, #SimpleLiving, #Perspective, #Contentment, #MindfulLiving, #LifeLessons, #MondayEvening, #FairWinds
