Whether you know Italian or you recognize that line from the movie Eat Pray Love, Dolce far niente is quite a powerful phrase . . . if you want it to be.
It means “the sweetness of doing nothing” . . .
It could be sitting and reading
Chillin in one’s sweats
Catching one of those limited edition sunsets
Or, if you really want to . . . perhaps there’s someone in your life worthy
Of doing nothing . . .
Together 🙂
It also means “delicious idleness” and is served with a free side order of PEACE
Wishing you a wonderful, deliciously idle weekend . . .
Dolce far niente!
Paul Castain is the Vice President of Jedi Mastery at Castain Training Systems where he is the purveyor of ridiculous sales chops. Click here if you are tired of padawans kicking sand in your face dude.
Thanks Paul, Sounds Good to Me!
And well deserved, especially in your case Cherie. Enjoy my friend!
Thanks Paul, Sounds Good to Me!
Perfect sentiment for this Saturday in spring!
Thanks Pat . . . wishing you an awesome Saturday! 🙂
Dude, that picture is awesome! – great reminder
He is just another testimonial to my superior jedi skills Susan . . . you should have seen how stressed he was before I started coaching him 🙂
Thanks for stopping by Susan . . . rock on!
Dude, that picture is awesome! – great reminder
Paul as reading this I’m sitting in the grocery parking lot…Mrs. Yount is in backseat changing Baby Yount’s diapers. I’m back (full-time) on the coast of NC. The sky is blue and Alabama is on the CD player.
This defines that “do nothing sweetness” of which house so eloquently wrote.
Weekend of peace to all…
That’s the spirit Jacob!
Welcome home my friend!
That’s the spirit Jacob!
Welcome home my friend!