Comments on: I’m starting a collection. Of internal stuff. http://www.blisscovery.com/im-starting-a-collection-of-internal-stuff/ Fri, 25 Nov 2011 01:09:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: briana http://www.blisscovery.com/im-starting-a-collection-of-internal-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-337 briana Wed, 13 Jan 2010 19:09:22 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=3333#comment-337 @Heidi ~ Hi! Love that the junk ends up being something prized... it's so weird that we're so scared to look, and then because we're scared we don't look and then we never get to find out that there was really nothing to be scared of in the first place! @Wulfie ~ Oh my, I love that story - thanks so much for sharing it! It makes me wonder if it's useful to go back and forth between cop on a stakeout and regular ol' civilian. Because being the cop let's you kind of observe without being in it, but maybe it's exhausting to be there all the time. And without your stakeout attention, maybe you wouldn't have had the aha? @Heidi ~ Hi! Love that the junk ends up being something prized… it’s so weird that we’re so scared to look, and then because we’re scared we don’t look and then we never get to find out that there was really nothing to be scared of in the first place!

@Wulfie ~ Oh my, I love that story – thanks so much for sharing it! It makes me wonder if it’s useful to go back and forth between cop on a stakeout and regular ol’ civilian. Because being the cop let’s you kind of observe without being in it, but maybe it’s exhausting to be there all the time. And without your stakeout attention, maybe you wouldn’t have had the aha?

]]> By: Wulfie http://www.blisscovery.com/im-starting-a-collection-of-internal-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Wulfie Wed, 13 Jan 2010 01:52:38 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=3333#comment-336 I like this idea. It kinda makes us the Cesar Melan of our patterns. We just remain all calm and hold our place while the 'thing' checks us out then goes on about its business. I had a holiday pattern/thingie. I kept getting this wicked headache and couldn't figure it out. So I actively sought it. I dropped coffee, watched what I ate, checked for new scents...all sorts of actions like that till I was starting to feel like a cop on a stake out...which sucks cause you can't even take bathroom breaks without paying attention! So I turned in my gun and badge and that very afternoon caught myself reaching for a mint that was on the table. You know, holiday fair for the guests. I kept my AHA! to myself, ate it and sure enough...half an hour later the headache popped up. Sooo neener neener on that little sneaky headache giver mint! Way to go...now I don't feel all NCIS over these little things that are bugging me. I like this idea. It kinda makes us the Cesar Melan of our patterns. We just remain all calm and hold our place while the ‘thing’ checks us out then goes on about its business.

I had a holiday pattern/thingie. I kept getting this wicked headache and couldn’t figure it out. So I actively sought it. I dropped coffee, watched what I ate, checked for new scents…all sorts of actions like that till I was starting to feel like a cop on a stake out…which sucks cause you can’t even take bathroom breaks without paying attention! So I turned in my gun and badge and that very afternoon caught myself reaching for a mint that was on the table. You know, holiday fair for the guests. I kept my AHA! to myself, ate it and sure enough…half an hour later the headache popped up. Sooo neener neener on that little sneaky headache giver mint!

Way to go…now I don’t feel all NCIS over these little things that are bugging me.

]]> By: Heidi Jenkins http://www.blisscovery.com/im-starting-a-collection-of-internal-stuff/comment-page-1/#comment-334 Heidi Jenkins Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:24:10 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=3333#comment-334 I love this concept! I worked with one of my favorite clients this week and we used the idea of a handbag - we were calling all of our stuff we were afraid to look into "emotional baggage" and realized it was what made us great, so instead of emotional baggage we decided to call it a Gucci handbag :) and the contents were private prizes we would peak in and dig around for when we needed something. It is always scary to look and try to uncover what was in there but it usually ends of being something with serious sentimental value - and then becomes prized enough to stay in our Gucci handbag as a tool rather than a problem. -Heidi I love this concept! I worked with one of my favorite clients this week and we used the idea of a handbag – we were calling all of our stuff we were afraid to look into “emotional baggage” and realized it was what made us great, so instead of emotional baggage we decided to call it a Gucci handbag :) and the contents were private prizes we would peak in and dig around for when we needed something. It is always scary to look and try to uncover what was in there but it usually ends of being something with serious sentimental value – and then becomes prized enough to stay in our Gucci handbag as a tool rather than a problem. -Heidi

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