Spending Time Alone

“Without great solitude no serious work is possible.”
Pablo Picasso

There are many physical and psychological benefits of seeking solitude.

To spend time alone is a precious opportunity which gives you space to develop your ideas and trust your judgment. Neither of these elements can be influenced or diluted by the opinions of others.

Self-reflection increases self-awareness and deepens emotional intelligence – 90% of top performers have high emotional intelligence.

When you spend time alone, you:

• Focus more sharply
• Clear your mind
• Achieve more in less time 
• You become more receptive

Little questions and observations that have been pushed down begin to rise into your conscious mind. Your hidden seams of inspiration let go of their secrets.

Getting away from day to day responsibilities allows you to engage in deep thought. With access to deeper intuition you can build on the insights gleaned.  Creativity is stimulated and brings what you truly want to see into existence.

Revitalise your mind and body simultaneously.
Strengthen the connection with  your sub-conscious.

Use the time spent alone to practise thinking new thoughts – the average person has 60,000 thoughts per day –  95% of them are exactly the same day in, day out.

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