a way forward

I watched an interview the other day where the issue of divining a path forward in life


for oneself came up. The person speaking said it in terms like "We're all trying to make a way forward."


I thought that was so wise.  It gave me pause and maybe saw a little light shed on what I am trying to do


with my life in the midst of, and although, I get caught in muddy waters at times.



I mentioned to my therapist that I'm trying to find a path forward for myself (inspired by this interview)


and we talked about it, and it came up,  in discussion right when she suggested that I might try and create a mission statement for myself - and I really liked that idea and then I brought up the interview.



I've been thinking about 'my process' about my experience (as usual, it's what I write about here) and it's usually a way to ground myself in some maybe not so direct way - - but at points when I find things that help ground me in my life that is when I prick up my ears... Anyways along the lines of creating a path forward I find when I am alone that at times


I am trying to make for myself better experiences in life. This helps me


with the idea of divining a mission statement for my life - because it's got me waking me up in terms of what I reach for

to make my life better. Seeing this can help me structure things along the lines of keeping on my mission statement

rather than getting lost in the bottomless pit of indulgence. It's an awake sense.

  


I kind of have a personal mission statement in mind after examining these things that I wrote about above and

through recent conversations along the way.

 

I am seeing how I can apply my mission to my work  and in any part of my life, work or play - and then also maybe - when I don't need to kill myself if I fall short of my ideal. It also gives me new inspiration as well as a path. A sense of humanity as well..

 

Just sharing the news - these concept really are helping me today.

 

 


 

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SensitiveHoboLady
SensitiveHoboLady

A mission statement for your life - that’s a good streamlined focus!
malibumark
malibumark

thanks Nikki!