In this case, I think that what HELPS is meditating, and sending that intention while you do.

A membership mindfulness/group meditation program, where you and a group of others get on a Zoom call with a meditation teacher and do a group sit? 

I used to meditate every night, write in a grateful journal, plan my next day and visualize my future success.

For me I would tell myself to meditate daily, Learn daily, stay focused and push beyond your limitations

I do agree with you that movement beats meditation, and experience is the best teacher, however, a nice book to show me some pointers would be nice to read so I can have a ballpark view of what’s ahead.

We could put in a swing set and a kiddie pool and the baby would have a great quality of life.The co-op has a nice pool but doesn’t allow kids under 3yrs old to use it.The houses in Gulfport are also in a quieter area (the co-op is next to a major road and has some street noise)… this would be great for me to be able to record video/audio for my meditation business.So overall I think the houses are better quality of life and better investment.

Michael Lauther Thanks for your indepth reply, I will definitely take some time to meditate over that information.Thanks for your feedback so far everyone, I will take it into account to improve the excel sheet!

A nice glass of wine, your favorite hobby, meditation, etc.

Always took time to meditate on them, pray over them, believe in my heart, and have the faith that God will provide for me and let it come to pass. 

It feels like now I have the chance to take things into my own hands, but I’m learning it’s tough to chart your own course.A focus of mine lately has been researching different forms of community—from co-housing to monastic life to intentional communities—and understanding how our intentions are, or aren’t, successfully put into practice.I’m also really into yoga, mindfulness meditation, and biking.I love chatting with people with similar interests and goals, so feel free to send me a message.