So, everyday, we run out of time. Or, think we do, or feel like we do. We wonder how someone else gets so much done, and can't figure out why another person does so little. Sometimes we place ourselves in the cross-hairs of this judgment.
I'm finding more and more, it's how we do what we do, more than what or why we do, that contributes most to our success.
Of course, not everyones' personal paradigm describes success the same way as mine does.
For me, success is being happy. Sounds overly simply, I know. Maybe even a little irresponsible and/or unreasonable. Maybe very irresponsible and/or unreasonable. But, that's my view.
I'm just coming to realize it. It's not something that I learned (as far as I know) or something external that I decided on; it's what's always been. It's what I have to start listening to if I'm ever to find success.
I'll leave you with a nice little quote. It sounds like a glaringly simple statement of the obvious. But, please read it, and then think about how often you ignore it. Seriously. Seriously think about how often you don't take the time, every single day, to realize this one simple truth. Then, go out and find what makes you happy.
Happy Thanksgiving, my Loves. I am grateful for you all!!
"For every minute you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness."
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
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