A Matter of Perspective

I just returned from some training for my oils business that took place in Nashville, Tennessee. It was awesome.

More than the training, I learned so many things about myself and about the fact that I can do more things on my own than I ever thought possible.

I think that is what has made joining this company more important to me than anything else I have done in recent years. It has grown a confidence in myself that I didn’t know existed.

This week I am off on another adventure. I am driving to Indiana to help my friend sell some of her stuff as she readies herself for her departure to South East Asia (SEA)!

She will be moving to Thailand to start with and then will move around to several other SEA countries. After that, who knows where she will move to?

I am not quite ready for that level of adventure, but maybe, if that is what I decide I want for my life, I will one day join her on these adventures.

I did a lot of things on my trip to Nashville that I have never done before. It was scary and exciting and I pushed through the uncomfortable stuff and had a great time!

I think that is one of the keys for life...we have to be willing to push through the uncomfortable stuff to get to the real adventure.

I’m too old to be acting like a child. Hiding behind my mom and dad or whomever and letting others make the decisions for me.

Making my own decisions has been a learning experience in itself because I often either don’t make my own decisions or I let time determine the course of action.

It isn’t a very fulfilling way to live.

I don’t always recommend movies and the one I am going to talk about is not going to be for everyone. It is an unusual one.

It is called “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey.” It made me think quite a bit. I took my granddaughter with me and she slept through it. It was probably best that she did because I think some of it she would not have understood. She thought it was stupid what she did see.

I didn’t think it was stupid. It had some moments of stupidity, but it was a good show and if you get a chance to see it, please do. It might make you believe in love and contentedness.