You can fail at something you don’t want, so you had might as well take a chance doing what you love.
Do you pursue your most inspired ideas?
When you contemplate your options in your quest to thrive, while simultaneously nurturing your greatest potential, are you willing to take a chance on something that is less certain, in favor of enabling yourself the opportunity to readily prevail at something that is considerably more certain, yet ultimately less appealing?
In the course of planning out our lives, we discover that there are many variables in life that we most certainly like to pursue yet, the uncertainty of the potential opportunity is so disproportionately weighted in favor of our success not transpiring.
When our heart is trying to live a life well-lived, our economic responsibility most certainly stimulates our need to remain diligent and responsible which collectively can make our range of options appear considerably less than solely pursuing something that for which we feel a deep passion.
When you know that your heart is singing in the presence of doing something for which you feel tremendous affinity, it is most difficult to overlook how and why you are feeling those feelings and the net result of turning our back on those desires metaphorically feels as if a part of your overall being is evaporating before your very eyes.
This leaves us feeling hollow and thoroughly disappointed for our not having had the opportunity to stretch our wings so that we may soar to every greater heights pursuing our collected capabilities and internal desires.
A life well lived, must include a balanced diet of feeding the heart that which it most desires.
To overlook this substantive prerequisite for happiness could not be more critical.
Happy Saturday!
Brian Weiner 