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THE INCREDIBLES
Tuesday Apr. 2, 2019
 
Strong emotions are some of the most interesting studies – of ourselves as much if not more than of others indicators.

Incredible joy.

Incredible pain.

Incredible bliss.

Incredible rage.

Pick any one or combo – examine those emotions and ask – how often does that show up?

How often does that feeling get the full measure of you, all your energy and leave you feeling you’ve exhausted the limits of it?

I like the exhilaration, I like the self-examination, and I like the physical feeling as much as the emotional part – to say nothing of the side-benefit of calories burned …

What we think about and focus on expands.

That’s a good thing to know.

Sometimes we need to ‘stay with that feeling’, or sometimes we need to get on to a new path.

What feels incredible for you?

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