Monday, June 9, 2014
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Awaiting Dawn
Most of us work for days waiting for dawn to wave its wand over our lives.
When it does, however, its seldom what we envision the way we envision it.
On the contrary, dawn often sends darkness to help us develop our greatness.
Yet, in expecting light we routinely sleight ourselves, others also.
In fact so much of what we envision opposes the mission for which we were born. Hence our tendency to feel cheated and shorn of opportunities that come freely to others.
Even so, dawn has a reason and we have a mission. In discovering this, we turn darkness into greatness instead!
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
THE BASIC
Nothing is so wasted as is what we
consider basic, mainly perhaps because it is.
Otherwise time would be cherished
and others encouraged whether or not we feel like it.
Yet because both are basic (and abundant)
we are indifferent until they are gone.
Only then are we prone to value
each rightly.
Even then, however, the basic is
wasted more than we admit it, to others and to ourselves.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Wishing and Rushing
We spend most of our lives wishing and rushing only to
discover that neither matters in the end.
We should consider ourselves fortunate if we discover this
fact before we get to the end.
If not, we indulge regret or deny denial because we
can’t reverse the sun’s dial.
It’s okay to be committed and whetted in our appetites.
Yet we shouldn’t let these deprive us of our lives, which is
what happens when wishing and rushing rule.
So, why not relax while you work and let time work for you instead!
So, why not relax while you work and let time work for you instead!
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Your Guess List
How long is your guess
list? Everyone has one, whether they admit it or even know it or not. This list
outlines all those things that failed to thrive in our lives, including
ourselves routinely, because it’s natural to wonder why things turn out meanly as
they do.
Yet rightly used, guess lists are designed to deepen our trust and our
ability to understand what truly matters to us. As this becomes clearer, our
lists become shorter and our steps surer. Certain things will remain, even as
others are added. T
he difference, however, is in our savvy, because so much of
what we question and complain about is insignificant once we figure out what
truly matters.
Labels:
ambition,
aspirations,
attitude,
career transition,
compassion,
creativity,
desire,
diligence,
disappointment,
dreams,
fulfillment,
greatness,
happiness,
hopes,
joy,
life,
love,
luck
Friday, December 6, 2013
EASY
It’s easy to be easy on
ourselves. But with each stroke we forfeit our hopes and break our hearts, diminishing
also our flame and spark. Those who excel give themselves hell, metaphorically
speaking, lest they be content with average. Their idea of easy makes it hard
for them to stroke themselves. They aren’t reckless but they are relentless.
Labels:
ambition,
aspirations,
creativity,
desire,
diligence,
disappointment,
dreams,
endurance,
fulfillment,
goals,
happiness,
hopes,
luck
Monday, November 11, 2013
ON BLOOMING
Most of us don't bloom where we're planted because we believe that we've been handed the proverbial raw deal. So we live as if purpose and destiny aren't real. Yet just as every soul has its season, God likewise has a reason for planting us where we are though for the moment things are hard. If we remember this, we won't miss our season when it comes. The key meanwhile is to renew our vows to greatness while we are waiting (and working) on our change!
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