#Free and easy wanderer driver#

If you do choose to eat Thai, see #1 and don’t complain about it later!) (This may seem to be in opposition to #3 – why not just choose Thai since it doesn’t really matter? You could do that as long as you’re actively choosing and not just eating there because you don’t want to say otherwise. I’m buying THIS brand of toilet paper, dammit! You’ll probably find that the bigger decisions will become easier to make too. This doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be thoughtful, but when it comes to decisions that don’t really matter in the long run, try just picking one, quickly and efficiently and with conviction. Is it only me that’s occasionally been overwhelmed while trying to purchase toilet paper? Hesitation, when it comes to big or little things can really block our liver qi. If you’re going out to eat with friends and someone suggests Thai and you hate Thai – speak up! This goes for big issues as well as little ones. Going along with everything because you want to be nice is not only damaging to your liver, it’s annoying! We don’t want to ruffle feathers, but some feathers need ruffling. And no quickly checking my email on my phone unless I’m prepared to answer them right then. I’ve recently set a rule for myself – no signing into social media sites without engaging (commenting, replying – NOT just hitting the like button. Reading through Facebook or Twitter updates or scrolling through endless blogs. It’s all too easy to spend time just consuming information without sharing my own thoughts. Do initiate change when that’s appropriate. Do speak your needs clearly when necessary.

#Free and easy wanderer driver#

Don’t tell everyone about the driver that cut you off in traffic.

Well, here are ten ways to get loosened up: And we know from yesterday’s post that free-flowing liver qi is the key to creativity, productivity, and ease and is often the remedy for ailments like migraines, heartburn, and PMS. Free and easy wanderer is the name of a Chinese herb formula that gets the liver qi un-stuck.