Do you ever feel like what you have accomplished is not enough?

Do you ever get tired of striving, being, doing “that next thing?”

I do.

I woke up this morning feeling rather blah. I feel tired, even after a full night’s sleep. 

And yet, it seems there is so much to do.

The truth is, I don’t want to do any of it.

Somehow, from the depths of me, after fighting an attacking boatload of “shoulds” and “you ought to be…”

I came to a great epiphany that today is a “Let It Be Day.”

The chains are not real.  I have imposed them upon myself.

There is nothing pressing or urgent today.

There is nothing that HAS to be done.

So instead I am reflecting on the grounding truth that I am enough.

Who I am right now is enough.

Yes, today is a Let It Be Day.

I needed this. I so desperately needed time to just let the day unfold.

I needed to take time to stop and eat when I am hungry.  Maybe I will take a nap.

Today is a cooler day here in the desert and fall is coming to much of the country.  The green lemons will ripen soon and my big dog is sleeping beside me.

I am sitting under my lemon tree, writing.  I am content to breathe in the beauty around me.

Does everyone else in the world already do this?

I don’t know, but for me, this is powerful medicine.

Sometimes I need a day with no demands or expectations, either inwards or outwards.

I need a rest from what surrounds me.

This brings food for my spirit and long, deep waves of restoration.

Today is a Let It Be Day.

As creatives, we continue to learn and forge our pathways.

The manual we seek is written inside our own listening heart.

Working beside other writers has great value for support and encouragement.

I have created such a place.  It is called The Writers’ Club.

You can read about it here: