Friday, May 8, 2026

If I could have anything. . . . . .

 Sometimes when inertia hits, I ask myself the question, If I could have anything at this moment, what would I have? Usually my answer to that question pinpoints my desire at the moment. When I was a busy working mom and teacher, that answer was often sleep since I was tired at the moment. Sometimes the answer was a vacation or an escape because the expectations at the moment were greater than my energy or desire. Typically I took the answer seriously and changed my schedule a bit to meet the current need. This is a good strategy to use when you are a bit lost and seeking the best next step. Onward. 

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