Live a Little: Jump

July 23, 2012 Katja Presnal

Live a Little: Jump

Live a little: JUMP

When is the last time you have JUMPED? Either literally jumped in the air, jumped when exercising or metaphorically speaking “jumped” and done something in an accelerated form, up, up, up? Jumping can be thrilling, exciting and even scary, especially if you jump down from high, or try to jump up and reach something. Jumping is living out with bold moves, jumping is taking your strength and physics to the test. Jumping can be anything but “living a little”, in fact jumping can be LIVING BIG. I’ve done many “jumps” this year. Moving from a country to another, traveling in Europe and North America, selling everything, starting new. And jumping from joy, jumping with the kids for fun. Many of my jumps have been big, some tiny. The bottom line is that I’ve kept on jumping. In today’s live a little I encourage you to JUMP A LITTLE. It’s OK if you are not doing the bungee jump, nor jumping from cliff to swim in an exotic location, or taking the big jump and changing something big in your life. Hey, great if you do! But today I encourage you to take a small jump. It’s bigger and more powerful than let’s say a step, and it might encourage you to kick start something bigger. Jump with the kids to the pool – or in the puddles of summer rain. Jump because you are happy. Jump because you are sad – it will make you feel better. Jump alone, jump with friends. I admit… when we took this jump picture in Venice earlier this year, I swore we’d do it in other locations too. I guess we forgot. It’s a shame, because what would make better memories than jumping in unexpected or unique places – whether it’s your everyday life or when traveling? But we are back on jumping. This is me and the kids – on air. Obviously we are in a need of a photographer who could take a picture of all of us jumping at the same time!

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Katja Presnal

Katja Presnal shows how to live Nordic inspired life to the fullest and plan your dream life. Katja owns Presnal5 strategic marketing intelligence agency and wants to help marketing professionals to combine a dream career and dream life via freelance work. Katja is an award-winning marketing strategist, and a well-known speaker. Katja has lived in five different countries, and seven states in the USA. Her three children were all born in different countries within three years. When not working or jet-setting the world, Katja is at home cooking big family dinners. She has been featured in NY Times, Glamour, Redbook, Fodor's, Forbes and Woman's Day magazines among many other national and international publications and written for MTV3 and Lifetime TV networks.

Comments (5)

  1. Naomi

    I have to admit, I hate jumping. But I give the trampoline a go once in a while and I’m totally down with the metaphorical jumping…

    • Enjoy Life Oils

      I love that! It really is good for you to release your inner child every now and then and JUMP :)

  2. My 6 year old keep s me literally jumping and in my life I try to keep it up! This year has brought manby changes in my career and it has been wonderful. I don’t think if I was ready for a jump that I would have ever ended up in such a great place. For that matter, if I would have never jumped back into work and opened my own biz I would have never experienced this success. Jumping is not always needed but it sure can be exhilarating.

    • Enjoy Life Oils

      It IS exhilarating and it is essential for happiness to jump every now and then. Only that way you can feel the “I did it!”

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