I find it hard to give undivided attention during a conversation particularly if I'm interrupted whilst working. I cannot just stand/sit there and listen as I feel like it's my time being wasted so I will start tidying up, or continue working (typing) ... it actually makes me a better listener and more engaged!

If I don’t feed and water our garden visitors I worry, when I am away I leave food and instructions for my family and will always check-in that this has been done. If my feet don’t connect with Mother Earth I also feel unbalanced, my daily grounding exercise regardless of weather.

My head is filled with ideas and it’s easier to connect to them when I don’t have the mess around me. This takes me off from my hyper focus.

I prefer to talk about deeper issues around how I experience life if anything. I actually don't find the weather that interesting.

It’s very annoying and the only way to stop is to stop.

For me time is like floating on a lake rather than being carried down a stream. Everything is within equal reach. Past, present & future.

Sometimes there are difficulties with other people. They have their needs. I have my needs. If is kind people, or just sensible people, it's always easy to strick some kind of compromise. But time and again there's zero willingness to move. So they get their needs met while I don't get mine met. In situations like this keeping the peace is stupid. Still, I do it. Maybe an internalized norm?

Simple really, I over think, I get overwhelmed and then get frustrated that others don't think, see or understand the world like I do.

No shoes is fine on the beach - but anywhere else - well that’s not the norm. But why?! I, and my children love going barefoot. You feel connected to ground, free and agile. But barefoot often comes with looks 👀and comments ‘Oh mind they don’t cut their feet!’, ‘Your feet must be freezing!’, ‘Where are your shoes?!’ 😕