Should be met with poise, a spirit of appreciation for the Here and Now, accepting the demands and challenges of work as opportunities for growth, seeing the hurdles and obstacles that come our way as blessed fields in which to test and strengthen our patience, learn about ourselves at the edges of our limitations. For what is life but a learning journey. But don't take my word for it, as I've been roaming through strange grounds, (sacred woods, the domain of wizened trees, and guiding spirits, who tend to speak through hawks, crows, seagulls, cardinals, robins, cardinals, squirrels, branches, leaves, and of course, the wind,) and therefore, shouldn't be held liable for these lines I'm compelled to compose and share, don't you think?
Otherwise, the writer is awake, and the entrepreneur is throwing a fit, which is exactly what he does best. But as the medicine-child said, "One thing at a time. One thing at a time..." Not that I listen, but maybe, he's onto something of value. Let me know what you think.
Be well, and if you see the sun, don't hesitate to smile, especially if the moon is there too.
Rushing into things, whenever I am not paying attention
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