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Stephen Drain
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Maybe it’s a general malaise, winter, too much work or not enough on reflection time. In a moment of escape from the intensity of work it occurred that I’d lost my mojo. A colleague said it wasn’t anything that a holiday wouldn’t fix. He’s probably right.
It got me thinking about why and how we lose our mojo.
Is it one thing? Work perhaps?
Experience tells me it’s never one thing, not often just two things but a combination of too much and too little.
For me too much of the same, too many deadlines and too little reflection and things that add meaning to be personally.
The last bit is it. Meaning. Which is why for me the first blog in two months. A place I went to, to start getting my mojo back.
What will you do?
Stephen
It got me thinking about why and how we lose our mojo.
Is it one thing? Work perhaps?Experience tells me it’s never one thing, not often just two things but a combination of too much and too little.
For me too much of the same, too many deadlines and too little reflection and things that add meaning to be personally.
The last bit is it. Meaning. Which is why for me the first blog in two months. A place I went to, to start getting my mojo back.
What will you do?
Stephen