Allowing the moment to seize you

Each of us is obliged to carve our own path. 

It’s one of the great freedoms of being a conscious human being. 

And the good news is, we don’t have to put undue pressure on ourselves to do so. There’s no contest or time clock or scoreboard for the person who finds, walks and masters the best path. There are as many paths as there are people to walk them. 

And there’s nothing wrong with our path because there’s nothing wrong, period.

In fact, we can work from the inside out. We can let the experience find us. 

As an example, instead of obsessing and ruminating over finding the right path, what if we started by simply finding what was true about ourselves, and then turned that into our path? 

Perhaps that would allow us drop through to our most authentic expression of self. 

Or what if, instead of asking ourselves if our personality was suited for the path we were taking, we treated each of our skills and gifts as bricks that built the path nobody else in the world could walk but us? Perhaps that would help is realize that there is no error in our path. 

It’s enough. 

What’s more, just because we’ve begun down a particular path doesn’t mean we’re committed to it forever. People change. Paths change. 

And so, if the thing that terrifies us the most is proof that we’re alive and on the right path, here’s a bit of consolation. 

The path is right because it’s the one we take. 

LET ME ASK YA THIS…

Are you still organizing your life around trying to fix what is wrong with you?

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Scott Ginsberg

That Guy with the Nametag

Author. Speaker. Strategist. Inventor. Filmmaker. Publisher. Songwriter.  

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www.nametagscott.com

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