How long is your “to do” list?
There can be so much to do.
Across many areas of life.
At work.
At home.
For family.
For colleagues.
Personally.
The list can be overwhelming.
What about creating a “not to do” list?
It’s likely to be shorter.
Have you done all you can?
If there is nothing left in the tank.
If you have given your all.
If you are totally spent.
If you have put in the hard yards.
If you are done and dusted.
Shattered.
Exhausted.
Spent.
When you have no more to give.
Then you have done all you can.
What is your circumstance?
Have you found yourself in a circumstance?
A victim of circumstance.
Under no circumstance.
In a reduced circumstance.
A suspicious circumstance.
A force of circumstance.
A chance circumstance.
What is your circumstance?
Is it a favourable circumstance?
Discussion and outcomes
The discussion is often more important than the outcome.
Differing views are aired.
Pros and cons are weighed.
There are aha moments.
Knowledge is shared.
The crux of the matter is revealed.
Things get tweaked.
Awareness is raised.
Concepts are grasped.
People are understood.
The outcome, or decision, or agreement is better for the discussion.
Sure, no discussion gets an outcome too.
Have you discussed that outcome?
Will you say “yes”?
It comes out of the blue.
A life changing opportunity.
You have limited time to decide.
It will disappear just as suddenly.
Will you be ready?
Will you have time?
Will people understand?
Will it be worth it?
The thing about a life changing opportunity is…
…you need to say “yes” for the life changing to begin.
Will you say “yes”?