Today may not be going to plan.

The report didn’t get finished.

Your meeting was interrupted.

No lunch…too busy.

The car won’t start when it’s time to go home.

The auto assistance guy isn’t able to help.

It’s too late to be towed anywhere useful.

The train and bus seem to take forever to get home.

On the bright side, your partner has gone all out on the evening meal to surprise you.

The meal is ruined by the time you get home.

Up late on the computer…working.

Today may not have gone to plan.

You get a reset.

Rest, recover and ready yourself again.

Tomorrow won’t be like today.

What are you doing that isn’t working?

Are you getting the intended results?

Results are outcomes of your processes.

If you are not getting the results, if things are not working, then examine your processes.

Get processes working to get the results!

Are you getting the lessons?

They are everywhere…if you are awake to them.

If you’re not looking for them, lessons will not make themselves readily available to you.

They will hide from your consciousness.

What lessons have you been inattentive to lately?

Sometimes hard work pays off.

Other times it feels like hard work.

The payoff for easy work is that it is easy.

So you have a choice.

What work will you do next?

How is your resilience?

What are your coping mechanism to reinforce your resilience?

You can build resilience.

Building your ability to adapt and tackle adversity.

Growing and nurturing your resilience will enable you to nurture and grow.

Mind your settings.

Set your mind.

Have you defined your own box?

Have others defined the box for you?

Are there others defining a new box for you?  A box that still isn’t yours?

Break the mould.

Do it your way.

Don’t let others box you in.

Don’t box yourself in.

So…is it important?

How important?

If important enough, time will make way for it.

Amazing how the time can be found when it’s important enough.

Celebrate the little wins:

• Consecutive days at the gym
• A small client
• The first step in learning something new
• A conversation with your teenage daughter
• The first course of a qualification
• Introducing a small change
• Reading the first chapter
• The first downpayment
• Saving a small amount
• The first day of a new habit

Little wins lead to progress and bigger wins.