I know that as an Orchestrator, long conditioned Orchestrator, that I am burned out and am constantly exhausted. I have been sleeping more in the last few months than I have in the past 30-40 years. I have heard of Chronic fatigue as a medical diagnosis and often wondered how someone could be so tired all the time! 😂🤣 Now, I understand! I was wondering how many people are diagnosed as having chronic fatigue who are in fact not living their design? If they started to, would their symptoms of chronic fatigue dissipate. Obviously, I know they may have other factors to consider, a serious illness, cancer, etc.; however, I also know that oftentimes those illnesses are also caused by not taking care of ourselves. Whether that be food, or held emotions, or not treating our ‘Human’ (our body) lovingly. I know, for myself, pushing myself to work to keep up with the Generator types in my family and in business has created this dis-ease, this exhaustion. I am now making changes in my life, setting boundaries, sleeping when I feel my body is drained (even if that means napping in the car on a jobsite!😜), not posting EVERY day, honouring MY rhythms, MY way of building business. This may seem MUCH slower to the outside world (most of whom are Generator types), and that is fine with me! I am NOT them. So…even though I may not be active here every single day, even though I am not creating content every minute, this does not mean that I am not doing anything productive. I simply ‘work’ differently. My system is my own. I will no longer be buying into the idea that I have to build and grow like everyone else. They are NOT ME. We each have our own unique and beautiful qualities and attributes. Some of us (Manifesting Generators) CAN truly multi-task (and NEED to), others of us (Generators) need to find something, one thing, that wholly lights us up that we can grow. Some of us (Manifestors) have brilliant ideas and want to START something and have someone else run with that idea; and then others of us (Orchestrators) want to help guide and encourage (that’s me).