9 Ideas for your Upcoming Week!

Huhu! Another week, another suggestion! During last week, I was knee-deep in work. Yep, work took me on a whirlwind adventure, leaving me with a to-do list longer than I thought possible. It’s funny how sometimes life just decides to pile things on, right? I’m thrilled to be back and ready to dive into my realm of recommendations, where I’m absolutely delighted to unveil another series of suggestions that are bound to jazz up your upcoming week. Let’s explore!

Watch!

One of my absolute old-timers! “The Truman Show” is a movie that tells the story of a man named Truman who lives in a small town. During the film, you will get new information, which will start to make your mind busy even before finishing the film! The movie is like a puzzle – you try to figure out what’s real and what’s not, just like Truman does. It’s also a story about bravery and curiosity, as Truman decides to explore beyond his known world despite the challenges. Watching this film is a MUST, as it makes you think about reality, freedom, and the choices we make. It’s a mix of adventure, mystery, and a bit of heartwarming moments that keeps you entertained and gets you thinking.

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Listen!

Let me introduce you to a fantastic website that brings stories to life through sound; the “wireless theatre company“! If you’re a fan of captivating stories but find it hard to make time for reading, this is your golden ticket. This website specializes in stories that fit perfectly into your busy schedule, with options under 20 minutes, 30 minutes, and 45 minutes. Picture this: during your daily commute next week, instead of staring at your phone or daydreaming, you could be transported to intriguing worlds, fascinating characters, and thrilling adventures. These audio stories are like a mini escape, a chance to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and lose yourself in the magic of storytelling.

So, for the upcoming week, why not give your commute a delightful twist? Plug in your earphones, hit play on Audio Stories, and let the stories whisk you away to different realms. It’s a simple way to add a touch of wonder to your routine and make those travel minutes truly memorable.  happy listening!

Eat!

Due to the busyness of my week, I found myself yearning for a treat that would satisfy my sweet tooth while still aligning with my commitment to health. In my quest for delectable yet nourishing options, I stumbled upon an intriguing recipe for Vegan Tahini Date Cake. Despite my initial skepticism about its healthiness, I embarked on the baking journey, and to my amazement, the cake turned out to be a true delight!

The process of both creating and indulging in the cake was an experience to cherish. What made it even more special was the opportunity to share this delectable creation with my daughter. I decided to forgo the use of industrial sugar and instead opted for the wholesome sweetness of dates. Although I lacked Pomegranate Molasses in my pantry and had to omit it, the cake retained its scrumptious appeal. So! Why not try something fresh and different for the upcoming week?

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Wear!

With the current surge in warm weather, seeking sartorial inspiration from the essence of summer seems inevitable. A perfect embodiment of this season’s vibes, the “Marinara” style emerges as a delightful option for the upcoming week. Personally, I find solace in the elegance of pairing a pristine white skirt or pants with a crisply patterned navy blue striped shirt. To accentuate the coastal charm, consider adorning this ensemble with a wide-brimmed hat that evokes thoughts of oceanfront strolls, and a tastefully coordinated bag for that touch of casual sophistication. White sneakers not only infuse comfort but also maintain the theme of breeziness. As a finishing touch, coastal-inspired jewelry brings a sense of wanderlust to the outfit, completing the “Marinara” look that captures the very essence of a sun-kissed summer day.

Learn!

I learned something new about the culture last week; Wabi-Sabi‘s way of living! Like the nature of its architectural style (with the same name), Wabi-sabi is a way of living that celebrates beauty in imperfection and the natural world. Instead of seeking perfection, it finds joy in things that are simple, authentic, and a bit weathered by time.

Imagine a cracked ceramic bowl that’s been in your family for years – wabi-sabi sees the cracks as part of its story, making it unique and cherished. This way of life values things that are handmade, showing the human touch and the passage of time.

In wabi-sabi, there’s a calmness in appreciating the present moment and finding beauty in everyday things. It’s about embracing the transient nature of life and finding grace in things that might be considered “flawed.”

Nature is a big inspiration in wabi-sabi. Think of a gnarled tree or a rock smoothed by a river – they’re not polished or perfect, but they hold a kind of serene beauty. Wabi-sabi encourages us to slow down, notice these details, and find contentment in simplicity.

Overall, wabi-sabi is a gentle reminder to embrace life as it is, to find joy in the little things, and to appreciate the quiet beauty that surrounds us.

Write!

Writing is a way of self-meditation in my view. Ever tried a brain dump? It’s like letting all your thoughts and ideas flow onto paper. Here’s the deal: for the next week, grab a notebook, and every day, just spill out everything that’s on your mind – your to-dos, dreams, worries, whatever. No filters, no judgments, just pure brain power on paper.

There are some pretty cool benefits to this practice. First, it declutters your mind. It’s like organizing your thoughts and getting rid of mental chaos. Second, it helps you prioritize. Once you see everything written down, you can sort out what’s important. Lastly, it sparks creativity. When you let your mind wander freely, you might stumble upon amazing ideas you never knew were there. So, give it a whirl and see how it clears your mental runway for awesome things to take off! 

Do!

Ever thought about giving meal prep a shot? It’s actually pretty cool and can make your upcoming week a whole lot easier. You spend some time over the weekend cooking up a bunch of delicious food – like hearty grains, lean proteins, and colorful veggies. Then, during your busy weekdays, you’ve got these ready-to-go meals waiting for you in the fridge. No more stressing about what to eat or resorting to fast food.

Meal prep isn’t about being a master chef or spending hours in the kitchen. It’s more like your personal food strategy that saves time and stress. Just think of the benefits: You save money by eating out less, you control what goes into your meals, and you’re more likely to make healthier choices. Plus, it’s a great way to try out new recipes and get creative with flavors. You don’t need fancy equipment – just some containers to keep everything fresh. Start simple. Cook up a big batch of your favorite grains like rice or quinoa, grill some chicken or baked tofu, and chop up a bunch of veggies. Personally, I like the mix-and-match method. You don’t need to prepare the exact meal, but the ingredients. Divide them into portions, put them in containers, and boom! You’ve got yourself a week of goodness. 

Say!

Dr. Wayne Dyer, a well-known self-help guru and motivational speaker, shared a gem of wisdom in one of his sayings “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” He highlighted that it’s not just about what we’re looking at, but how we look at it. Our perspective shapes our life experiences, and that’s what matters most. If you focus on the negatives, that’s what you’ll see more of – and the same goes for positives.

End Note…

I hope you find some of these suggestions inspiring for your upcoming week. Let me know, if you have any ideas that I can use for my future adventures! Have a great week ahead! 🙂

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