Can’t find your way? Doing something or many things that put you right back into a place you don’t want to be? I do this all the time. And looking for answers only see darkness. But there is another way to look at this. And it makes sense. More in the podcast.
If you are depending on people to help you with something, and they appear to be idiots, fools, jerks, or just plain out-of-tocuh, maybe you need to see them in a different light. To see them in a way that kind of explains why they are the way they are.
“The number of fools is infinite.” — St. Robert Ballarmine
“Our whole life is a continuous temptation.” — St. Bernard
“The truth never not is.”
“That it doesn’t matter what we believe, is hard to believe.”
The world has changed a lot over the past few years. As a result, many activities have become more complex, time consuming, bothersome.
This addition affects the amount of time you have available to deal with these increased demands. Likely, your life and work take as much time as they did in the past so available time is really squeezed.
With that kind of pressure, it’s easy to become angry, or anxious.
There are ways to cope, and I think I found one. It has helped me. More in the podcast.
We were born complete. But along the way, parts of ourselves are split off and stuffed into a long dark bag we drag behind ourselves for life. The contents of that bag holds many answers as to why certain habits or behaviors stifle your progress. More in the podcast.
“I have had to eat many of my own words, and I have found the diet very nourishing.” — Churchill
Goals need a structure, from general to specific. Often we get totally lost in specifics, losing sight of the big picture. Having a reference point allows you to balance your efforts and conserve your energy and money. More in the podcast.