Why do you do the things
you do?
Is it because of
parental programming?
Is it because of
incessantly repetitive internal damnations? By this I mean inner convictions
which somehow always seem to resurface stating that you are nothing more
than a fly; waiting for the windshield on the freeway!
Is it because you are
always trying to please others despite the fact that doing so is a great
displeasure to you?
And best of all, is it
because you are too afraid to break out of your established routine and try
something new?
The last point brings to
mind a quote that my mother used to tell me every time something unfortunate
happened to me! “Es gibt kein Schaden so gross wo nicht ein Vorteil raus kommt!”
That is the German equivalent for the expression, “Every dark cloud has its
silver lining”! Sometimes a dark cloud will put an obstacle in your path so
that you will have to take the road less traveled in order to solve it! You have
always taken roads #1,2&3 to solve a given problem and always roads
#1,2&3 have yielded results #1,2&3. Take it as a given that #s1,2&3
will always yield #1,2&3! Never in any other time and/or place will
#1,2&3 yield anything else but #1,2&3!
The problem is that you do
not want results #1,2&3. You want results #4,5,&6. So, wouldn’t it
make more sense to try some different paths so as to reach your goal?
“But I already know paths
#1,2&3 and any other paths may be filled with mind boggling uncertainties
and/or dangers!”
Well, life is a gamble my
friend! Life is one big game and one day we will all cash in our chips seeing
that we will all die! The trick is, up to the day we die, we must really and
truly seek to live!
Let me help you to really
and truly turn that piece of coal which could be equated with your present life
stance into a priceless diamond!
Sure, there may be many
roads that will lead you too your goal but the best way to start the journey is
to simply pick one and not be afraid as to the worlds that as a result will open
up for you!
So,
let’s get out the road map, chose our means of transportation and start your
new journey! For remember; nothing is more pathetic than lying on your death bed
saying, "I would have, I could have, I should have, but; I didn’t!”