“Living for vacation” means waiting all year for something that is over before you get…

“Living for vacation” means waiting all year for something that is over before you get settled and can be intentional — it’s gone in a blink, then you are scrolling the camera roll afterward, trying to experience what you actually did.

Ordinary days feel repetitive, lackluster, and forgettable.

The way to get the most out of both begins with elevating perceptions. Not more time. More noticing.

Whitney Petree, LPC/MHSP — Knoxville, TN

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