Ah, the oh, so human subject of beginning again…

Have you noticed how we humans have good days and bad, inspired moments, ones that don’t represent our best, and everything in between? Are you 100% clear that it isn’t just you?

Yes. Deep breath.

In living the life of your dreams, I’m inviting you here and now to get clear that Every. Single. Moment. is an opportunity for beginning again. With your life as your art, that kind of creativity just comes with the territory.

Are you on track, or off? How often do you step out of all your automatic thoughts and feelings to take a look at that? To take stock?

Are you on your personal “wagon”—whatever that is for you—or did you fall off?

Asking and answering this question is a skill, like a muscle you can develop. And it’s all about practice. Think of it as a healthy ritual that you can make a regular part of your committed approach to your own precious, unrepeatable life.

On track is right on! Then just proceed. 

So, if you’re on track in the ways that matter most to your long-term health and productivity, then just jam on. Manage inner and outer challenges as they arise in the process. Because they do, and will. That’s life. Right?

This management of all things works when you know you’re on the path that’s right for you. After all, there’s inherent energy and inspiration right there. You can ride that good stuff like a wave of relatively effortless progress.

And in truth, not choosing to relentlessly swim upstream can make all the difference. Pace yourself. With your life as your art, you have time. For real.

And off track really just means opportunity.

On the other hand, if you realize you’re off track, congrats, first, on accomplishing that honest reflection. Take a second to give yourself some credit.

Then assess further. What kind of shift, small or large, will change the game? Keep it simple. One step. One step can get you back on your personal wagon, today.

What does your life as your art look like today? Then just keep at it like that. One day at a time.

Yes, armed with the results of your honest reflection, just get about the beautiful business of beginning again. And in the trenches of that good work, reach out for the expert support you deserve.