Slamming on the brakes of your life ride is
by far the most beneficial way to stay on the cool. Sure flying down the life
highway in a manic rage or pulling off a set path to fly through any obstacle at
mach 9 is great too. But after awhile things start flying apart, sense of
direction is distorted, incompletion is evident and eventually it all falls
apart and your stuck dragging your feet. I have found that when things start to
become overwhelming or problems arise being stressed does nothing for rational
thought. Whether your being pushed at work, home, training, or education you
have to stop and tell everyone and everything around you to take a hike until
YOU are ready. Its your life and yours alone. Its more than obvious people have
become accustomed to being pushed past their limits and beyond. There is nothing
wrong with being pushed to your limits, in fact its a great thing, thats what
makes us stronger and wiser to everything. But when its forced by other
things or other people and no longer can be dealt with by the individual. Then
it becomes unhealthy. Life is going to always be tough, thats a given, but it
shouldn't have to be a ball and chain. Take the time for your self to reset and
look at what your doing, where you need to be as a professional, or a parent, or
as a martial artist. What corrective actions need to be taken to procede on the
calm, and what garbage needs to be dumped out of your little red wagon of life
to lighten the load. We all carry issues or things we don't need to or have to.
We are all confronted with time lines and trivial things, past or present. Look
at things for what they are, is it really worth the energy or should we just
smash them or set them free and move on. Things are always going to drop in
front of you or beat you down. Stop, plan, take a deep breath and knock it the
hell out. Carry on the way you see fit because we only get one shot if you look
at the big picture. We only get one shot to raise our kids and plan our own life
and where we want to be when travelling has to be done at a slower pace. If none
of this makes sense, then you need to buy a motorcycle, and thats another
blog.
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