Some day I’d like to write a book about balance. First I need to learn something about it. I have a tendency to jump into things with everything that I got. Sounds pretty heroic if I didn’t have a whole lot of things going on in my life at the same time.
Haven’t written a Monday Morning Message for a while because I needed some time to reflect and re-group. I needed to evaluate where and when I was spending my energy and time and had to realize that these are my most valuable personal assets. I was serving others to the point that there was nothing left for me. I finished several commitments and I had to re-invest my most valuable asset.
I got to see one of my heroes on this principled journey at the Life Source seminar this past weekend, Dr. Will Tickel. Over the years, Will has claimed that BJ actually wrote, “Get the idea; all else follows”–note the absence of the word “big.” And whether or not that’s true, it has got me thinking about things big and small, particularly in relation to events this weekend, which seemed huge, and to the present situation in chiropractic, which often makes me feel minuscule.
I feel it coming. Like the barest shift in the breeze, there’s a change brewing. Something’s comin’; something good, if I can wait. I can almost hear a bugle in the far off night, as if the cavalry is mounting up for a charge, just in time for the dramatic rescue. Maybe it’s because spring has fully sprung here in Lake Tahoe.
I saw a license plate the other day that just got stuck in my head it said, “Too Blessed to be Stressed”. I like it. I’ve also heard another expression that has really made a difference in the way I think. It is said that we have to live life on life’s terms. Life isn’t supposed to work out exactly how we think it should because we are not the pilot, only the co-pilot.
Some day I’d like to write a book about balance. First I need to learn something about it. I have a tendency to jump into things with everything that I got. Sounds pretty heroic if I didn’t have a whole lot of things going on in my life at the same time.
Haven’t written a Monday Morning Message for a while because I needed some time to reflect and re-group. I needed to evaluate where and when I was spending my energy and time and had to realize that these are my most valuable personal assets. I was serving others to the point that there was nothing left for me. I finished several commitments and I had to re-invest my most valuable asset.
I got to see one of my heroes on this principled journey at the Life Source seminar this past weekend, Dr. Will Tickel. Over the years, Will has claimed that BJ actually wrote, “Get the idea; all else follows”–note the absence of the word “big.” And whether or not that’s true, it has got me thinking about things big and small, particularly in relation to events this weekend, which seemed huge, and to the present situation in chiropractic, which often makes me feel minuscule.
I feel it coming. Like the barest shift in the breeze, there’s a change brewing. Something’s comin’; something good, if I can wait. I can almost hear a bugle in the far off night, as if the cavalry is mounting up for a charge, just in time for the dramatic rescue. Maybe it’s because spring has fully sprung here in Lake Tahoe.
I saw a license plate the other day that just got stuck in my head it said, “Too Blessed to be Stressed”. I like it. I’ve also heard another expression that has really made a difference in the way I think. It is said that we have to live life on life’s terms. Life isn’t supposed to work out exactly how we think it should because we are not the pilot, only the co-pilot.