When I first brainstormed about 30 Days of 30, I wrote out a list on a post-it note:  I wanted to include and celebrate all aspects of my daily living—looking forward was also key, as it would provide direction for the coming year(s). What I forget was what I most often forget: rest.  “That’s good then. You need to take time.”“I’ve had some time—but every day I’ve had somewhere to be, if even for an hour and a half. Today—nada.”“That’s …