Greetings on Thursday!
Life’s journey can be described in many ways. One example can
be to define it by aspirations and accomplishments over self-doubt.
And so I
relate a little personal story on one of my visits to Tenerife.
There I was driving up a steep and windy narrow road to the
top of this mountain, wanting to get a perch at the top to take that elusive
photo on a day where the light was slightly mysterious. I quickly found out as I
nervously edged our way up the gorge in first gear that my vertigo was worse
that day. It got so bad that I nearly got out the car and asked the wife to
drive the rest of the way while I walked up.
The end result was I made it to
the top with a little coaching from my family and much self-affirmation.
The moral
of the story is to make sure our self-doubts
are smaller than our goals so that we can still live and enjoy our reality.
Here’s the picture I took, still shaking but not yet paralysed!
Precious insight for the world...
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