course of action. You just have to find it.
When you come to a roadblock,
take a detour."
- Mary Kay Ash
Click Here For Success Tip # 037
Plan B
Everyone should have a plan B in case of emergency. Cool....great idea....then plan B doesn't work out either....then there is plan C and that seems to be roadblocked too....I kept trying alternate plans. I became discouraged when I started on double letters. Plan BB, Plan CC, or how about Plan AAAAAAAAAAAGH!
I learned to be a creative problem solver when my problems did not fall into the 'normal' category. I once asked a friend what she thought about while driving. She shrugged and replied the usual, did I remember to bring the coupon? What do I need to do today?
Really.
My busy little mind totally spaces all coupons. I keep them until they are out of date...then I throw them away. I drive down the freeway then get an awesome view of the sky and clouds and wish I could stop in the middle of the freeway and take a picture. Or some past event lays claim to my thinking resources and I squirrel cage the thoughts with them swirling around without even finding the answer....
My friend on Facebook shared a piece of advice:
“You can spend minutes, hours, days, weeks, or even months over-analyzing a situation; trying to put the pieces together, justifying what could've, would've happened... or you can just leave the pieces on the floor and move the f*** on.”
― Tupac Shakur
Wow...not have a plan at all...just walk away....that's an option....
I am learning that part of a detour is to not go through the mess at all. Some may howl but you learn so much by going through the muck. Yes, I can. But who says I can't learn something different by taking a scenic route...or a drive by a river....or wandering through the mountains. I believe in self acceptance but I also believe that people are not like trees, it is our two legs that gives us the whole idea that humans are supposed to move around and change locations. Sometimes I just need to get moving and the plans will unfold after that.
2 comments:
It takes courage to walk away!
Yes it does.
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