It is time to dig deep and commit to life in a way that I have never quite had the courage to do. Time to re-program my thinking and my automatic, habitual behaviour that limits my potential. I am no longer prepared to tolerate the limits that are subconsciously controlled by my self-imposed comfort zone.
I invite readers to state their intentions, however big or small (they all count) in the comments of each INTENTION post. I’ll make this a feature of this blog. The good thing is that if I have nothing else to write I can make a statement of intent and be accountable for it.
You know the world’s awareness of something has increased to mainstream levels when there is a story about it in The Daily Mail (UK newspaper). Never one to hold back on a sensationalist report, the writers that The Mail favour all seem to share the same opinions based on their own personal beliefs and fears. Aaah , unbiased reporting in the UK. Don’t you just love it?
What does the phrase "Leave The Office" say to you when you read it?
Do you think of getting away on holiday or vacation?
Do you think, as I do about leaving the 9 to 5 behind and living a life of relative freedom?
Do you have a more abstract idea of what it could mean, like the concept of developing such a joyous relationship with work that the office is no longer experienced as "The Office"?
I am being drawn into a direction of writing, which I am not comfortable defining. I don’t see myself as a motivational expert or teacher in any way, but with the experience of learning that I seem to be having at the moment compells me to write along these lines. Some days I sit in front of the laptop with no idea what to write, but knowing that I feel stuck, dis-organised, not knowing where I am heading with anything and full of confusion about whether my ideas and indeed my goals have any substance to them.
I have come to realise that there are no permanent loose ends in life. Whilst tying up any current loose ends always helps gain progress and clarity, recent experience has shown me that faith in the infinite process of life always results in those loose ends resolving themselves.
