One of our greatest gifts is our ability to adapt in the midst of change.
The true fear we have in the midst of change is actually a fear of the unknown. So we tend to fight, fly, or freeze when change and an unknown future is on the horizon.
Here’s the catch: change is the horizon. Your gift and reward is your adaption through this horizon.
Merry Christmas.
What if we changed our new year resolutions from numbers and the world of measurement to ideals, hopes, and positive mantras we seek to live out and live through our moments? That’s the discussion LTMP Episode 15.
A wonderful book to journey with here is The Art of Possibility by Benjamin and Rosamund Zander. This book realigns me every time I come back to it. I recommend reading it a couple of times a year…it’s that good.
In pursuit of the all the answers, don’t forget to ask and keep asking the great and big questions.
There’s a shift that’s happening for many that are awaking from their slumber.
And it appears these great and big questions just might be the answers we were always looking for.
PS – We’re finishing up Project November, December: Gratitude to Joy. Please click here to join the fun for the next two weeks on Instagram.
Try music instead of math.
Here’s the good news, the answer to the question ‘what’s next’ is currently in you.
Have you noticed the trees recently?
The leaves are beautifully falling away right now, but where would you expect to find the next ones that are waiting to replace them?
On the inside.
Though outwardly we’re wasting away and losing our leaves, yet inwardly we’re being renewed and prepping for the next bloom.
So may you rake your leaves and be grateful for their role in this last season.
Just don’t keep trying to glue them back on.
Ashton.Gustafson 