The Right Direction

Days like these are the most important.

When I wake up heavy, beaten down and tired of the day-in, day-out of my work and life.

I don’t feel excited about anything.

I get some bad news.

I sleep in a few more minutes.

Generally, I feel uninspired, despondent and resigned.

Days like these are important because I go back to WHY I’m doing this.

I spend time contextualizing how I feel and what I’m moving towards.

I check my Direction.

I know on days like these that I have to pull myself up.

I try a little harder.

I demand a little more focus of myself.

I do my habits.

I write a note like this.

Discomfort has a funny way of bringing presence, if you let it.

I remember, “YOU ARE HERE.”

Then, I get to it. Usually in a measured way. A peace comes over me. I begin my day.

Today is one of those days.

It’s okay.

I have been here many time before.

Once I have The Right Direction, it’s more about one foot in front the other than anything else.

Just take another step.

Jarryon