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What do you want to create and the react trap.

Writer: Bloom Team
Bloom Team
Apr 17, 2025
1 min read

AHA'S AND ACTION:

Here are 2 thoughts, 2 inspirations, and 1 question for you to reflect on this week…


2 THOUGHTS FROM ME


1. I find it interesting that the same eight letters are in the words ‘reacting’ and ‘creating’. I don’t like myself as much when I am reacting to all the things that come into my life. It just feels like I am not in control of my own life. I have learned to be intentional about slowing myself down and asking myself every morning ‘What do I want to create today?’ And when things are not going great, rather than complaining, I ask myself the same thing ‘What do I want to create?’



2. I notice that when I am reacting, I am usually not happy with the result, but when I am creating and moving and doing, life is exciting.



2 INSPIRATIONS FROM OTHER PEOPLE


1. “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” by C. S. Lewis.


2. “Life isn’t about finding yourself; it’s about creating yourself.” by George Bernard Shaw.





1 QUESTION FOR YOU


1. What do I want to create today? What do I want to create in my work, with my family, with myself?





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