Two weeks ago most of our family went on a beach vacation. My husband and I usually go on this vacation by ourselves,  bu this year  one of our sons and our daughter and her family were able to join us. As I was planning and preparing for our vacation, I started to notice how my brain kept offering me expectations of what I thought would make this vacation perfect for everyone involved.  Expectations like

• I expected that the weather would be warm and sunny and there would be lots of beach to play on
•   I expected that everyone would have a great time
•   I expected that we would all spend most of our time together, etc

Sometimes we create these expectations based on past experiences that produced great memories.  We may think that somehow we can control everyone's experience by setting those expectations.  

But setting expectations can create problems, the biggest of which can be setting ourselves up for disappointment when our expectations aren't  met.  
Today I share four advantageous I have discovered when we allow ourselves to stop and drop those expectations that will help us create the experience we want. 
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