If It Is Worth It – I’ll Change My Schedule

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I have a schedule.. kind of.. sort of… on some days. My schedule is usually self-imposed or dictated by interviews, writing or appointments.

If someone calls or there is a higher priority – I might have to change my day.

Are you flexible or always complaining? We want what we want … now.

Find more happiness being somewhat spontaneous when you can. I have a dear friend who loves nature as I do. We drive to cities using different routes to see what is new or what we did not know existed.

We are flexible – to a point. If we were not flexible, we would have missed so many delicious treats. We would miss amazing properties and views of the country. Secret little places, we have now found, exist right within our reach.

Look for moments of surprise, joy and delight. They can be the best part of your day.

A new look. A fresh approach. A fascinating journey; always learning and growing, blooming from fresh sights that are often hidden along the normal path. Stretch. Blossom more fully every single day!.

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Inflexibility – Moving On to Plan B

Women don’t usually  speak of small adaptations in life, those go without saying. Things happen;  accidents, life changes, geographical moves of the family, miscarriages, job changes, more twists and turns, surprise unplanned  children, love lost and the list continues. We learn to be very adaptable people. We have sufficiency in life to move and grow and plan and re-plan. Moving forward with Plan B is so important. Being productive is the key.

Sometimes Plan A doesn’t work out but to enjoy happiness – flexibility is a must. You will see another exercise of flexibility, of endurance, or the working of Plan B when someone becomes ill, changes jobs, moves locations or meets someone new. When women become inflexible they are not agreeable.

Get over yourself if you can’t just be agreeable most of the time. If you can give a sense of calm in an overwhelming world, if you can lose yourself to help someone have calm, do it.

Commit to thinking before acting and realizing that everyone has the right to their thoughts and actions. Be flexible with them. Show them love and consideration, not judgment and resistance to change. They’ll love you for it!.. Be brave.. be flexible..chill.  Bloom every day in every way!

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Courage is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm” – Winston Churchill

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