I love these reflections. I remember how, during COVID lockdowns, my home felt constricting. Its small spaces closed in on me, making me claustrophobic and wanting to escape to the other side of the world. Less than a year later, my burnout put me in my own personal lockdown, and my home felt like a quiet sanctuary, away from the hustle and bustle of life. A place without 'shoulds' and to-do lists, where I could just be. It's interesting to see how our perception of home changes depending on where we're at.
I love these reflections. I remember how, during COVID lockdowns, my home felt constricting. Its small spaces closed in on me, making me claustrophobic and wanting to escape to the other side of the world. Less than a year later, my burnout put me in my own personal lockdown, and my home felt like a quiet sanctuary, away from the hustle and bustle of life. A place without 'shoulds' and to-do lists, where I could just be. It's interesting to see how our perception of home changes depending on where we're at.