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How you 'do' things have changed from when you were younger. There are things that used to confuse you about how other people talked and acted, now, it's second nature to just ignore those things. There's a difference between how we handled thing then, versus, how we handle things now. But, do we have the wisdom to know the difference?
'But what if?' is something all humans do, but don't realize they do. Re-evaluating a decision to determine if there were a better way or choice. Navigation, food, relationships...there are tons of places we do this! Not sure you do? Let's find out!!
We know that everyone has opinions. What do you think about when someone shares their opinion OF you, WITH you? Do you get defensive? Maybe you ignore them, those 'opinions'. Let's dig in and find out.
When it seems life isn't 'moving' and you feel as if you're not progressing, maybe you've reached a plateau. A plateau vs peakin' is 'need to know' info! Why? Check out this episode!
Like America, you probably want to become fully independent. You want to make the decisions for you that you believe will be best. Emotional independence is the goal. Do you know the process of achieving it??
How was your day? Good? Bad? Mediocre? Do you think you deserve a reward for such a day? A reward, like ice cream? Ask yourself, "Did I do enough to earn ice cream as a reward?"
How you are 'seen' isn't as important as how you 'see' your-self (two words). Is your subconscious your friend, or your enemy? What do you think of yourself (one word)?
Sometimes, does it feel like life is going around in a big huge circle? The you're taking 'looks' straight, but you seem to always end up in a similar situation or result. I think of this as "The Clover Leaf Pattern". I mimics the old highway system's solution to changing direction when you're traveling an interstate. Does this resonate with you?
Just wanted to share my experience attending Brandi Carlise's "Echoes Through The Canyons" 3-Day festival. One can learn a lot about humanity by watching folks outside of your comfort zone.
Have you ever noticed that you've had similar experiences with some things in your life that others have had? Do you ever share your experiences with others? If not, why not? Every human being has a story. Here's why we all should share them more often.
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