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It's not you, it's me. Now that's a brave sentence that very few people have the courage to say. To admit out loud that it is our fault, that we are responsible. We made the mistake and we are wrong. Wow!
Not many people have the guts to own this point of view. We don't like being wrong. We work really hard to be right. But does this intention serve us or does it actually block our excellence?
Our point of view directs our life. It influences our thoughts, feelings, attitudes and actions. When we shift our point of view, our perception changes and so do our lives. We are able to move in an entirely different direction. Where is your point of view taking you? Does it serve your ultimate intention?
As we move through our lives it is interesting to note that there isn't an activity or sport that we can do well if we are not living in the present moment. Imagine playing tennis or basketball and thinking about something else. Bam, we would get clocked in the head.
As we grow older, if we are not careful we can lose our way to what is special and meaningful in our lives. It is our childhood dreams that have a way of pointing us in the right direction. Many of us have lost our way. Just as children in a storybook may need to leave a trail to find their way back home, we too need a way to retrieve the dynamic parts of ourselves.
