Where am I going

 

Here is one question that begins to surface for many of us as we find ourselves at the beginning of a new year. It is a very important question that you should ask yourself: "Where am I going?"

If you follow your current direction, where will you be in a year? In five years? In ten? And is that where you really want to go? Be honest with yourself.

Someone once said that the best way to predict the future is to get a very clear idea of what is happening now. We need to do the same thing in our lives.

If you ask yourself this question and you don't like the answer very much, it is important to realize that you have the power to change your direction. You can do it today. In fact, you can do it this very minute, if you really want to.

All that is required is that you choose to change with all your heart, and then you follow through on that commitment with appropriate action, one day at a time.

You don't have to know exactly where you are going or precisely how you will get there. But you do have to have a good sense of when you are moving in the right direction. And how do you know when that is happening? Slow down, take time to reflect, and ask yourself, "Does this feel right?" Then listen for the answer, and make any necessary corrections as soon as possible.

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Great poet once compared the imagination to a lamp

A great poet once compared the imagination to a lamp, shedding light on possibility. What do you think? What is possible for us as a species and for you as an individual? Stretch your imagination for a few minutes. See what you can find. Perhaps share what you see with close friends and loved ones. We must be able to see this future world before we ever can create it.

Where are the limits of human potential? Where are the limits of your own personal potential? These are questions that have fascinated us for centuries, and we won't settle them here today. But, let's stretch our thinking a bit.

Imagine a one-legged man climbing a tall mountain. Imagine a blind sculptor. Imagine a deaf composer. All are flesh and blood, and have walked this Earth. Imagine huge, incredibly heavy machines flying through the air like birds, carrying people inside of them. Once unimaginable - now a commonplace thing.

Imagine world class sports people, ordinary men and woman from all walks of life that have faced great tragedies in their lives of losing a limb or being born without a complete body, but going on to be a better athlete than you or I can perhaps imagine. The dedication, the effort the self belief in their own potential.

The Para Olympics this year in London will not get nearly as much press or prestige coverage as the Olympics, but if it is hard for the sports men and women to make an Olympian then how dedicated are those that do not have the same financial resources or the sponsorships that budding Olympic participant do.

How big are our challenges in life, today, right now? As big as losing a body part and then achieving the fitness of the prestigious few in the world... perception and awareness, we will all have challenges, but we all have more than enough potential to conquer what ever it is …. the key is ….Do you want to?

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