Hey beautiful. As always great insight into your Mum life.
@thenaturepatch5 ай бұрын
Loved this vlog, Jess! It's so nice to see shots of Brisbane and surrounds. Sorry the sunflower fest didn't exactly go to plan! Looked like so many people wow! I'm interested to hear more about how you're finding time offline. I'm trying to do something similar mainly with Instagram (minus the business page) and I'm finding it hard but equally have spent so much more time in the garden so maybe it's working. Anyways, thanks so much for sharing! Hope you have a lovely weekend 💚🌿
@LittleLeafyLifeBrisbane5 ай бұрын
Thanks so much Robyn! 💚 Very appreciated. Glad you enjoy the scenic bits, obviously my favourite part to film too ☺️ So I’m about 2 weeks into closing my socials and deleting the apps, a bit longer into the declutter and paring back side of things though. As time passes it gets easier (like most things). It’s been funny, I’ve gone through stages - initially I was like WOW a whole new world. Then my mind was determined to only think about social media and what I could be missing out on. I’ve also been a bit of a loose end and a bit bored. Now I’m finding I’m not as focused on it and I have so much brain space to think - the Universe hates a void so it’ll always find a way to fill it 😂 But I’ve been feeling inspired and creative, not to mention productive. I also feel calmer and less distracted. I can focus. Understand it’s a bit harder for you with your business and presence being heavily involved with being online in the various forms. But it sounds like you’ve been making great steps towards it though with finding yourself in the garden a lot more! Which is fabulous. Some reading material / food for thought: Digital Minimalism - Cal Newport, The Neuroscience of Mindfulness - Dr Stan Rodski. I plan to do a video on this entire topic soon enough as I have SO many thoughts and experiences to share. But if you want to know anything else or more specifics let me know. I’m clearly very passionate about this 😂 Also as an aside, if you were going to make the jump into a life more offline, I have thoughts about this too. Action things like do a big digital declutter of everything first so if you do return you can extract the most value out of your time online. And following your interests off social media - sign up to newsletters etc. so you are curating your own newsfeed straight to your inbox. Start your own newsletter so you aren’t leaving everything completely but you get to decide what you share and when/how often instead of the pressure of always being on. If you don’t go offline, still do a declutter and remove the apps from your phone or schedule time in the day / week to get online and do your work and publicise this time. I don’t have the self control to keep my socials up and I just wanted a clean sweep. Hope this helps!