So, your life is getting better. At some point, you don't have much to complain about. Maybe the circumstances haven't changed that much, but for some reason, you just aren't feeling bummed out by them.
That's all great. Except ---
Except now when you are hanging out at the water cooler with your cohorts, and the usual conversations and gossips start flowing, and you can't honestly chime in. What do you do? Revert back to the "old" you and start complaining? Do you create a problem to complain about? This would be a case of "survivors guilt" in a way. Can you embrace your new, improved life?
So keep doing your yoga practice. And during the process, start preparing for graduation day. The day you graduate from the water cooler complaining, and start practicing your new and improved speeches that work with your new and improved life.
That's all great. Except ---
Except now when you are hanging out at the water cooler with your cohorts, and the usual conversations and gossips start flowing, and you can't honestly chime in. What do you do? Revert back to the "old" you and start complaining? Do you create a problem to complain about? This would be a case of "survivors guilt" in a way. Can you embrace your new, improved life?
So keep doing your yoga practice. And during the process, start preparing for graduation day. The day you graduate from the water cooler complaining, and start practicing your new and improved speeches that work with your new and improved life.
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