After reading his lecture I started looking at all the brick walls I have encountered in my life. I've looked at the ones that stopped me in my tracks and the ones that I was able to bust through. I've pondered what might have happened if I had made other choices. Not because I regret my decisions, quite the opposite. I love who I am and where I have come from. I just wonder what it was about the various walls that changed my actions.
I'm coming up on my 40th birthday (well not this year, but soon enough) and I feel that I have reached another crossroad. I am now looking for my next brick wall.
What is it that I want so bad for the next leg of my life's journey that no brick wall will keep me from it?
I know that I want freedom to spend time with my husband and children. I want to have more control over my working environment, I want to contribute in a positive way to our culture and our impact on the planet, and I want to nurture the creative spirit in me. I know that I will bust through any brick wall to have these things.
I may encounter several brick walls on my quest. By holding true to my vision I know that I will have the strength to continue. I know that going through a brick wall can be scary and painful, but the rewards on the other side are worth it.
There is one other thing that I want as I move forward. I want to help others break through their own brick walls. So I ask you . . .
When was the last time you looked at your brick walls?
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