Yesterday is gone.
Tomorrow isn't here yet.
So what do I have now? TODAY!
I guess that about sums it up.
I've been lusting after what I dream of as a wonderful tomorrow and I guess that is okay.
But it's also important to enjoy today and make the most of that - really embrace life.
Because who knows how many tomorrows I will have....or what those tomorrows will be like.
I have been exploring "reinventing" my work life as I continue the journey to a simpler, more authentic, thriving life. The more I delve into this area - it seems like I am not really trying to reinvent my life. I am more on an evolutionary path - culling the best of my past life and growing that....while "discarding" what doesn't really work for me anymore.
One of the resources that has helped me to get some clarity on this set of insights is an ebook by Aaron Ross at Pebblestorm. Here is a link to his free ebook called You Can Make As Much Money As You Want, Doing What You Love
A bit of an unexpected title from me, I know. I especially liked his concept of taking "baby steps"...a topic I will explore more in a future post. But if you are on the journey to make it simpler and easier to thrive, this quick read may give you an insight or two. Enjoy!
Thriving is a lot about attitude. That becomes your reality. And I find a lot of inspiration to live that way from other people. Here is a quote I saw today that is one of those inspirations:
You see things; and you say: "Why?" But I dream things that never were; and I say: "Why not?"
George Bernard Shaw, 07/26/1856 - 11/02/1950 
Erse dramatist, author and Nobel Prize Laureate
