Sometimes you have to step back for a moment, and your physical location does not matter.  You have to put things into perspective.

Sure onlookers and those who pass by will look at you, well, differently; however, that shouldn’t really matter.  Things are going well, and you don’t know what to do with yourself.  Life’s obstacles have put you in a funk; however, this is only temporary, you still don’t know what to do with yourself.

You know for a fact that funks are temporary.  You know for a fact that things that are going well will continue to go well, because you’re confident and you feel fantastic.

It’s a time to essentially do nothing.  You’re not giving up; you’re freezing life.

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.  When life gives you more than enough lemons, keep making lemonade.  Everything, all the signs and tie-ins you come across are a good thing.  Sometimes (and let’s say you were debating moving somewhere) the light bulbs pointing you in one direction are purposely doing the opposite to keep you from moving.  Thinking the idea through only clues you in to where you want to be, what you are really doing, who you want to pursue romantically, and what circles and groups of friends you’d like to surround yourself with.  This is even true when you’re travelling–small reminders keep reminding you of where you came from.

Remember that One-Minute Challenge post from four days ago?  Step back and try that out.

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