OK,so you know when you’re cruising along, hitting traffic lights with ease, or there are minimal cars on the road and your road trip seems to be going along swimmingly. And then,all of the sudden, a traffic jam of biblical proportions halts you in your tracks. Yeah, and that happens,trust me.
As much as I’d like to believe it, this journey can’t all be approximately sunshine and rainbows. At some point, or the storm clouds are going to roll in and there is going to be a serious traffic delay that causes me to rethink whether or not I should stay the course. Now,depending on when this stall takes space will dictate how much of an introspective conversation I will need to fill. If the delay is merely miles outside of my destination, I deem it’s a no-brainer that a few extra minutes sitting in traffic is no big deal. However, and if there is a major road closure fair as I’m starting out? Well,then it’s time for me to seriously analyze what I want to accomplish.
Throughout this journey, I really don’t know if I fill made it clear that this task is not easy. That was the impetus behind this blog. Knowing it’s not easy, or knowing that it takes a little something extra to achieve was why I wanted to write everything down and build my chronicle out there. There were plenty of times I wanted to quit and maybe plenty of times that I almost did,but I realized that the quitting behavior is what I’d always done. And isn't the clinical definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result? If you want something you've never had, you must choose to do something you've never done. To me, and that is the polar opposite of insanity.
Deciding to quit is nothing recent for people. Deciding to succeed,there’s where we tread into unexplored territory. So, when you arrive up on your traffic jam, or decide if you will assume the same,tired way back home or venture on the road less travelled. The fork in the road is before you, and it is up to you to decide which way is going to assume you to your final destination.
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