Mette Skjærbæk’s DO YOU focus
Mette SkjærbækI practice DO YOU
I practice DO YOU. I am not a pillar of manifestation of DO YOU. I practice. As a mother, businesswoman, family person, devoted friend and girlfriend etc. I periodically find it hard to even feel what my desires actually are. So, I practice.
See the full article on my thoughts on DO YOU here.
If you like, please join me in a day with DO YOU focus for me below. A day could include many different activities, however most importantly I remember to DO ME in my thoughts. Below you find some of the things I do, that gets me closer to an inner connection and happiness. Life choices that make me calmer and more focused. Unstressed. More present.
Slow start
Starting my day slowly has become essential for me. I like to stretch in bed before I get up. No routine or program, just what feels good for my body. I do not turn on my phone any longer, I refuse. I want to stay in my world, not the big world. I sit for a while quietly, drinking my beloved coffee, as still as a rather hyper brain can be.
A warm drink
I love my morning coffee, I switched to a creamy oat milk a while back, as I kept having some inflammation on the lower sides of my cheeks and jawline. I am not vegan, however, removing cow milk from my diet eliminated the inflammation. I would actually love a cup of green tea or warm water with honey and lemon instead, but old habits die hard - maybe I should challenge myself a bit, and start the day alkaline, instead of acidic. Tomorrow I will listen inwards to my DO YOU and see where it takes me.
Article about a warm drink
Dry brush
Since I was 19 I have dry brushed to awaken my skin. It is the ritual I will never stop, for many reasons. On the body, I brush to remove dry skin, combat cellulite, and increase blood flow, whilst also stimulating my nervous system and the lymphatic system. I face brush to gently exfoliate, stimulate, release tension and minimize fine lines and wrinkles, and to awaken my face after sleep.
It feels incredible, and I love it so. Taking 10 minutes for ME can be a challenge on school-run mornings, but I insist. I DO ME.
Article about dry brushing