Y'all...
I’ve figured out why airports stress me the heck out.
Currently at Sydney Domestic Airport... en route to my very first Business Retreat @ Byron Bay, AU.
I am a reflector by human design and one of the qualities of a reflector is that they don’t have an energy centre. So basically, it means that I bounce off everybody else’s energy around me and I also easily can feel all of it at once and feel overwhelmed (I notice this when I’m in shopping centres & large events).
While I’m not necessarily too educated on the whole ‘human design’ and ‘energy’ stuff- I do resonate with this! Nicole, 3 years ago would’ve totally eye-rolled at all that stuff but now I have an utter respect for all practices. The open mindedness has allowed me to learn new things about myself and to just have a deeper love and respect for all things in life.
Anyway, back to my point …
Being in airports has taught me that moving at ‘double time’ stresses me out
Im not even kidding. Have you ever been with someone who moves at such a fast pace? I have a friend and I swear they move at double-speed all the time. Even if there is no rush or deadline to meet- they just keep going rapidly.
I noticed that when I’m around them, my heart pounds so fast, my breaths are shallower and I just feel so panicked all the time.
There is something about moving so quickly that stresses me out. It feels hurried, rushed and not-so-intentional.
I’m a ‘feeler,’ so I really love to take my time and I realise that when I allow the hustle and bustle of my environment to affect my pace- it creates so much internal resistance for me. It sort of feels like I'm being rushed beyond my control.
Observing these things about myself is so helpful.
I wonder if any of you reading this are like me too?
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