Zero Input

Episode 41 of the Following the Spirit podcast, hosted by Erin Laplante, titled "Zero Input" was published on February 15, 2024 and runs 15 minutes.

February 15, 2024 ·15m · Following the Spirit

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Summary

ZERO INPUT IS WHERE REST IS AT… I have been struggling to reacclimatize to home after being on vacation. I know this may sound silly as it was the most peaceful and relaxing vacation ever. However, I was finding myself lost, apathetic and just plain overwhelmed. Then I realized I hadn’t had a single day of zero input in over two weeks! So this morning I went out, I enjoyed LOTS of zero input and I feel like a whole new human and was excited to share about it! Hop on in and join for the ride❤️ Looking forward to hearing from you! Many blessings to you all!

Episode Description

ZERO INPUT IS WHERE REST IS AT… I have been struggling to reacclimatize to home after being on vacation. I know this may sound silly as it was the most peaceful and relaxing vacation ever. However, I was finding myself lost, apathetic and just plain overwhelmed. Then I realized I hadn’t had a single day of zero input in over two weeks! So this morning I went out, I enjoyed LOTS of zero input and I feel like a whole new human and was excited to share about it! Hop on in and join for the ride❤️ Looking forward to hearing from you! Many blessings to you all!

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