Fear of failure is the perpetrator of not quitting.
My entire life I have “not quit” anything. ever.
And, in my business life, and for most of my married life, that was the right choice.
But, there comes a time when it becomes necessary to allow yourself to just quit. To say, I’m done. Fearlessly, and with conviction.
And, in that ability to choose “quitting”, comes the success of that particular destination…
Word….
To love deeply, as if there was nothing else to contemplate, is my ultimate desire.
I wish to immerse myself in the wondrousness of its complexity and to drink in the simplicity of its giving.
laughable, right?
the concept that we can pay for a true love.
It is NOT for me, but, I know many who have found love this way.
I’m a purist and prefer to do this the old fashioned way. Meet him. Fall in Love.
………..
I just don’t know why it’s so hard to quit my people. I have always believed it was loyalty, but now I wonder if it’s because it’s just easier to stay. I like things to be in their place so I can do all the rest of my stuff without complication. I am not lazy. I love my people. But sometimes it’s just time to quit.
Just when I think I’ve finally got a clue about anything, I’m absolutely sure that I don’t.
I am sure,however, that I do have immense faith in the power of belief.
Intangibilities are not what we are taught to believe in. “What you see is what you get”.
ummm….Not always.
What you believe in is what you become, what you live and what others know about you.
It shows in your face and in your actions and in your emotions. It IS you.
So, here it is. I believe in me. I believe in miracles. I believe in what we can and can’t see. I believe that if we have a strong enough faith in our principals and the people we surround ourselves with, that we can manifest great things.
Raise your glass to belief. Cheers!
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