Friday, December 11, 2009 | Provided by Astrology.com
It is important to understand how you affect the world around you, but conservation applies to more than just the environment. Think of areas of your life where you can cut back a little. If you make the move to restrict your eating, spending or driving, you'll be helping the world while you help yourself. Do not think of these cutbacks as restrictions on your freedom -- rather, think of them as experiments in learning what you truly need to get by in life.
Make sure you immediately set up some time in your calendar for a mini-retreat for yourself -- thirty minutes in nature to de-stress or a quick cup of tea at the local coffee shop will be fine. Whatever it is, avoid the crowds, and use the time to restore your energy in solitude. It's the end of the week, so it's especially important you take this time to unwind and refresh yourself for the weekend ahead.
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