It is often said but frequently forgotten. ‘There is nothing to fear’. I am regularly amazed at how many fears people have. Of course when one examines it and breaks it down there is very little to fear. Many of our actions our predetermined from past experience. Understanding this is only of value if we can stop and see it for what it is.
More importantly when we notice this moment, these have the potential to be the most exciting moments of our life. Providing the fear is unfounded.
The tea is on you
Often in life, and more then people would like to admit it relationships change.
People disagree and things that once blossom wither and die and other things develope. Sometimes it is possible to revive these things and sometimes it is not. It is a part of life’s cycles.
We can make things easier for ourselves or we can make them difficult. How simple it all is and yet how difficult we make it.
An acquaintance once told me that the secret to running a business is insuring that you make more right decisions then wrong ones.
The tea is on you
A couple of years ago I was reading an article in Resurgence magazine. The basis of the article is that we should do what we believe in. I pondered this thought for awhile and found my life starting to change. It is very easy to think about things and do nothing. Life involves taking risks. If we want the life that we believe in then we have to do something for it. How very easy it is to write, much harder to put it into practice. But life is full of challenges, while being analytical is a wonderful tool, it is the heart that keeps us alive. I would rather have two minutes of happiness then a life that is not truly mine.
Insignificant events can start the wheel turning for life changing events. A chance meeting can redefine our lives. The butterfly theory has a lot to answere for. There are no rehearsals for getting to where you want to be.
The tea is on you
