![]() ![]() Whatever it is, think about it for a moment: what if you fall? Au contrare. Maybe it’s an upcoming test of strength, knowledge, or self-control, or maybe it’s a regular responsibility that just pushes your limits. Today and this week, I want to encourage you to think about one thing, one area in your life where you feel afraid to fall. What if I studied longer? What if I prepared a bit more? What if I spoke my mind? We get sucked into this world of hypotheticals that most likely cannot and will not be resolved before our eyes. If we truly applied “what if’s” across the board, it would be nearly impossible to be happy at any given moment. But of this I’m sure: we cannot allow the fear of falling to keep us from spreading our wings, getting out of our cushy cozy comfort zone, and allowing ourselves to fly (whatever “flying” means to you). We get scared of failing, and we fall down from time to time – this scares us, too. “What if I fall?” “Oh, but my darling, what if you fly?” Here, this mantra tackles both, letting us acknowledge a fear while immediately remedying it with a kick but comeback. El mdico estaba feliz del progreso del beb y le dijo a sus padres que si segua creciendo sano no tenan nada de qu preocuparse. It’s something I’m personally working on – looking in the mirror and telling MYSELF what I need to hear, instead of simply relying on outsider wisdom. thrive vi (baby) crecer sano loc verb : The health visitor was pleased with the baby's progress and told the parents that if he continued to thrive like that, they had nothing to worry about. But it’s oftentimes a struggle for me to convince myself of any “truth” without first discussing with someone else and internalizing their input. We accept the challenges that confront our industry as our own and will step up to ensure that agriculture progresses and thrives. I’ve always needed outside affirmation to really believe something. I blame total lack of wifi anywhere useful. (You guys are loving this, which fills me with joy!) I know, I know – it’s Tuesday. #byesnow I’m so bad with time zones, so check back here from time to time throughout MWF to see new schtuff and say hello, wouldja?įirst things first: a Monday Mantra. I’m trying to get ahead on blogging, since this week I’m a Spring Breaker with my acapella group, Counterparts, as we go on “tour” from San Fran to LA doing gigs and being rock stars. How appropo, right? Even better is the fact that I’m typing on my iPad, and my lock screen from Day 1 is this. The ability of a city to survive and thrive in the face of challenges is as much about. Why? Because I’m in an airplane, flying as I type. A stress is chronic, meaning it plays itself out day after day. ![]() This is the most ironic post I’ve ever written. ![]()
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