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Monday Aug. 19, 2019
 
Overcome inertia … .

This day has begun, but ask yourself, “What have I begun?”.

Everywhere someone is starting something, someone is making something and someone is finishing something.

What have I started?

What have I made?

What did I finish?

When I’m done, another day’s tally – time to weigh what most of us often avoid, the reckoning of what did I do today?

What can I begin, make or finish tomorrow?

Someone recently offered me these words, governing how they describe what they do: opportunity and possibility. I liked that. That conversation went on to discuss occupations, businesses. Magic words, ones I easily identify with from things in my past, and current, endeavors.

There are many things we talk about; like gut-feel, instinct, planning and persistence, logic and preparation – they all lead somewhere, right?

Ready?




 
 
 
     
 
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