Monday, February 21, 2011

Learning to Listen

When I first started to write this post, I was going to write about getting value for your health care dollars. What happened as I was writing was very interesting. I was having difficulty saying what I wanted to. Those of you who know me, know that I'm never at a loss for words. The main idea of the post was to show how just looking at price, might not lead to the best experience. As I was struggling, I opened a trade journal and there in front of me was an article about teaching clients the importance of massage during tough economic times. I was being sent a message that I needed to change focus.
This post has taken on a new life as a result of that learning experience. When we are struggling with anything, finances, writing, life in general, it is important to take a step back and observe. There are many times that I have done this and sometimes it seems overwhelming or there's no way out. That is when the message or potential solution usually comes. It can be an idea, a photo, or an article that catches your attention. The difficult part is recognizing the message or solution. We need to get out of our heads and into our heart center. That is when things start to change. I've found that when I'm not paying attention, the message may come in different ways or forms. Eventually, I see it. So as you are going about your life, take time to step back and listen, observe. The answers are there, you just have to see them.

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