"I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination." — Jimmy Dean
Life is filled
with all kinds of surprises, both good and bad, but we must not allow misfortune
to be the judge of our achievements and dictate our level of success. If we
know exactly what we want, and commit just a few minutes per week to make sure
we’re on track, then sooner or later, we will reach our goals.
Life has an
interesting way of teaching us lessons that prepare us for the journey ahead.
We all have goals, dreams and ambitions that we would like to one day
successfully bring to physical reality. Yet from our very limited perspective
we fail to realize or understand how unworthy and undeserving we actually are
of these experiences.
Every goal,
every dream, every deep intense purpose that we conjure up within the recesses
of our minds is not so much a destination but rather a journey of experiences
filled with lessons, hardships, and challenges that must be confronted and
overcome in order to experience the pleasures of the destinations that we
envision within our minds.
No man or woman
ever accomplished their goals, dreams or visions without first experiencing the
hardships of the journey that led them to their final destination. When the
winds came they understood that they had a choice. They could either resist and
try to fight over the top of the winds of change, or they could harness the
power of these winds and propel themselves forward towards their destination in
potentially unforeseen ways. They realized that life is in a constant process
of motion and change that adapts to our shifting thoughts, actions, emotions
and goals. What we consciously think we want, may indeed not be what we
unconsciously desire. Yet, the shifting wind knows and realizes these internal
desires and progressively adjusts our course towards our true intentions.
As our course
changes, the winds become our teachers, they help us to understand what it will
take to deserve to experience our dreams in physical reality. Without these
experiences it would be impossible to accomplish what we seek. Ask the most
successful people in the world if they would have become who they are today if
not for those challenges, problems, or ill-fated circumstances that constantly
stood in their way. They learned throughout this process that life will always
throw you curve balls, and that unless we adjust, adapt and alter our course to
match the changes that we are experiencing, we will suffer the consequences of
ill-fated decisions that may leave us guilt ridden for the remainder of our
lives.
We simply can’t
change the direction of the wind, but we can adjust our sails to reach our
ultimate destination.
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