I’m dealing with this right now. There is something that I am thinking of doing and of course, I’m afraid of actually saying what it is because if I chicken out, I don’t have to really share all the details with you. But it’s something that I would like to try and, I think if I applied myself to it, it would really benefit my family in the long run.
It could be a way to help with bills and dreams.
And we have a lot of both of those.
I know that I need to just get over my fears and step outside my comfort zone. I know that I need to at least try it or I will always wish and wonder. If I ever want Bean to be the kind of person that lets nothing stand in her way, I can’t let things stand in my way either.
Lead by example.
I do realize I could completely suck at this. There have been other opportunities in the past that I’ve half-way tried and failed. Well, the opportunities didn’t fail. I failed at applying myself. I know this.
I also know that this isn’t that big a deal in the grand scheme of things. I mean, I know it’s not “rocket surgery” as that old commercial used to say. It’s just something small. But I am intimidated by it nonetheless.
I guess I’m just going to have to decide if I can find out how to stop wishing and wondering and lean how to try and see.
4 comments:
Yeah, I def have. The way I figure is it's better to try and fail than to never try and always wonder about it. But then is it really failure if you at least gave it a shot or failure b/c you never tried at all?
@Holly...that's a very good question and I don't think I have ever looked it it that way. Thanks for that point of view.
GO FOR IT, girl! Life's too short to live with regrets and what-might-have-beens. Cheryl
I agree with them, Pinkie! It's a big regret to never have tried something before.
If at first that something fails, I believe there's always another try and by that time you know what to expect. :)
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