Ok, that's alot of personal questions, I know. It's ok, the person who is asking does not get to hear your answers. But, maybe asking questions will allow an opening up to reveal something worth reflecting on.
WOW, because you are simply dying to know; here's an inside view of what it's like being me.
Drum roll, please!
Well, my answers to the question change almost daily. Sometimes I wonder if, as americans, we are tied up with so much messaging that we can't truly define ourselves. Is that a function of a growing society or simply what it means to be human? The motto that makes the most sense to me and helps me sort things out is," Actions speak louder than words." The problem with that is, there often isn't time to observe those actions. Snap judgments and quick responses are what we value. So,we take a shot in the dark, trust in people and circumstances and hope it works out for us. I spend a significant amount of time trying to quiet all the interference and never ending requests for immediacy. Take all or nothing. The drop off points are arriving. Timelines and deadlines abound!
It makes me crazy when I put myself behind a person or agenda that "feels right" only to be slammed for it later. Example: A product I buy because I like it and believe in it. Then I find out the company I have been supporting violates child labor laws, or some equally (or more) repulsive shortcomings. Slam! Or voting for someone who I believe in and then, oops. I may even have gone so far as to do the research. This candidate had so many years of such n such experience, training,education etc. Looks good to me. Then I have to take the plunge. Take his/her word for it, go ahead-trust your instincts for Christ's sake! Do it now! Slam!
That's my story in a nutshell-thanks for being my pal in the quest for the almighty write. Stay positive, focused and find the time.
Yours, M.
1 comment:
So many questions. Are any answers right or wrong, at any given time?Perhaps it's the timing of that proper thing you mentioned.
I'm not issue oriented. Comfort comes to me by ending the day with at least what I started with.
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