I am posting this for a friend that reads this blog…

Yesterday the wind blew all day and night. I love the sound of the wind. As it blows I feel an excitement and energy. There is an edge of uncertainty as I do not know what the wind will bring.

As I drove, the branches from the trees were all over the road creating an obstacle course. Sometimes the wind leaves us refreshed; other times it leaves a path of destruction behind, reminding us that we do not have control.

There is a desire to live in the belief that we are in control of our lives. Being in control is to understand that we do not have control. In life, you need to embrace and adjust to different winds and their results. How we adjust is the only true control we have.

The winds of your life will not always blow from behind you pushing you easily in the direction you want to go. You will face strong headwinds which could stop you in your tracks and set you back. You will face wild, sporadic side winds that could take you completely off course; and then you encounter dead calm, with no wind, no energy anywhere, forcing you to find or create your own wind.

No matter what winds you face, you have control over you and what you do. Don’t go out into a storm and scream at the thunder. You will achieve getting wet! Instead, ask yourself, “What can I do to make my life better, given this storm?”

You can find your answers in any situation. No matter where the wind is blowing from, no matter what kind of wind it is, there is opportunity for you to adjust, and get to the destination you choose.This week instead of feeling overwhelmed, look at what adjustments you need to make to get where you want in your life, be they physical, emotional, financial or spiritual. It doesn’t matter where you are today, or what the winds are doing; it matters what you choose to do.

This week is, and will be, a great week!

3 Comments to “The Winds of Our Lives”

  1. Dewdrop says:

    Good advice for anyone… good stuff.

  2. Dick McGowan says:

    Great stuff David. Thanks for sharing.

  3. Maggie Kahman says:

    Very well written, David. I love reading things that paints a picture in my head. Sounds kind of like my life at the moment; somewhere between a strong headwind and dead calm.

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