(photo: Last night after the best program, by far, the executive consultant has seen)
What is important to you?
How do others know?
This is deep.
If you’re in a hurry, you’ll miss it.
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Tag: Joy
One is in control, the other is at the mercy of waiting
If there is going to be electricity in the air today, it’s up to us. And not only that, we are in charge of controlling it. Of turning it up, and turning it down.
The other option is simply to check and measure for it.
Maybe we’ll feel some, maybe not.
One is in control, the other is at the mercy of waiting.
Being organized means figuring this out.
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A simple wish for everyone today
(photo: unknown dog tracks on Sanibel Island)
Personal organization. One of life’s five big choices.
Grief gets worse before it gets better.
Especially sudden, shocking grief.
Wishing everyone 24 hours of relatively little pain, if that’s possible.
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Two things that facilitate joy
Joy is as joy does.
Being organized and intentional facilitates joy.
And it facilitates being less distracted, less entertained, and less medicated during the small day-to-day opportunities to feel amazingly blessed.
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Stress from playing catch up is one of the biggest inhibitors to living in the moment
Be organized enough to have time to handle the predictably unpredictable challenges.
We get buried and we dig ourselves out.
Sometimes we recover quickly.
Other times it takes forever.
In either case, the stress from playing catch up is one of the biggest inhibitors to living in the moment.
To living with joy.
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