![]() ![]() You may have very active, even conventional, outer lives. Wanting to create a better world.īut I understand. The rainforest-minded are complex thinkers. Some of you are extraverted, introspective, abyss divers. And I don’t have to leave my living room.īut why am I writing this, you ask? Am I justifying my somewhat unconventional life to you? Am I a teensy weensy defensive because I still don’t have a table cloth?Īnd what does this have to do with being gifted? Are all rainforest-minded souls introverted, introspective, abyss divers? Now that I have my blog and book, I get to meet fabulous humans living all over the world who want to understand their own nerdly-ness. Then I guide them out of their abyss to live their authentic life and find their purpose(s). I get to guide brave souls into their abyss and show them around. I get to put my experience as a client to good use. ![]() Very entertaining.Īnd now that I’m a psychotherapist, I have a good reason to continue to be obsessed living this lifestyle. There is a heck of a lot going on in my psyche. When it comes down to it, I am excessively, undeniably, inner focused. Watched my niece and nephew grow up.īut I can’t deny the truth. Wrote angst-y emails to attentive girlfriends. An actress in community theatre for about a decade. I did take breaks from introspection. I was a teacher of gifted children for a number of years. I didn’t send my nonexistent kids to college. I live in Oregon.) I didn’t own a blender or a table cloth. I didn’t follow the Grateful Dead around the country. I used to think that I was deficient because I spent all most of my time introspecting. Or ayahuasca.*Īnd, OK, blogging isn’t therapy. I’ve been a client in some type of therapy since I turned 31. ![]()
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