I experienced a pivotal point in this next level of my career today. I'd rather not share the details but mostly just the fact that it happened. I had a discovery, an awakening (as my very sweet and attentive boyfriend well-articulated it; I'm always grateful for his skillful active listening!)
I had this awakening as I was in the midst of facilitating and mentally preparing for an Emotional Intelligence session this Friday. How ironic as I so badly needed to apply my EI tools at that moment. My big discovery? My big awakening? Are you asking yourself at this point what it is? Perhaps...well, I'll tell you. I had to ask for help. And being the stubborn, independent young woman that I am, it took a lot for me to realize this. I'm not saying that I've never had to ask for help in the past. What I realized was a new place in my career/point in my career that I needed to ask for help. And that it was okay. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/07/business/07shortcuts.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
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Who can fathom the events that took place today in Boston? None of us...
I agree when people ask the question, "What is happening to this world?" And I think "Live each day to the fullest because you never know what is next." My heart goes out to anyone directly and indirectly impacted by today's events and know that we can overcome with our collective positivity. Kill them with kindness...and it's just that which we might do. I am learning to love the journey, not just the destination. I've learned that nothing in life is a dress rehearsal, and that today is the only guarantee you get. No man ever sat on his deathbed and wished he had spent more time at the office. On your tombstone reads your birth date and the day you die. In between them is a dash. Life is what you do with the dash. What will you do with your dash? |
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