We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us. – Budget Travel
In the end, we only
regret the vacations we didn’t take. - https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1b/c7/6a/1bc76a6423a5fd6aa1861882f0d5618c.jpg
As the author has stated, she has been covering for a
coworker for the last 4.5 months. She
has not had a day off since December. The
author has given her all and is worn out.
When the author took on this responsibility, she decided
that she would have a reward at the end.
The author planned to meet a friend for a fun activity and then head to
the beach. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the trip did not occur. Knowing that the author needed to disconnect,
she traveled to a new state park and an awesome lake. Check out her pictures on her Facebook
page.
Life is either daring
adventure or nothing at all. – Helen Keller
This is not the trip the author wanted or
needed. However, it is the adventure she
could take at this time. Driving through
Texas, she was able to decompress and was reminded of the beauty of the state
she lives in. Arriving at Lake Arrowhead
State Park, she found the lake beautiful and worth the drive.
Next weekend, the author has a different trip planned and will hopefully go to San Diego later in the year.
The author had a wonderful time on her road trip, and
she definitely does not regret it. There
are times that we just cannot go on a weeklong vacation to unplug. Those are the times to explore and be adventurous.
Taking time to rest,
renew, and refresh yourself isn’t wasted time.
Recharge. Choose what energizes
you. – Melody Beattie
ACTION: What adventures will you be taking to unplug and recover
from the stress and strain of life?
Resource
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https://hbr.org/2020/06/managers-encourage-your-team-to-take-time-off
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