I made three posts earlier this month at Social Work prn’s blog that are pertinent here — and they’re best read in order. Since this is my birthday week I figure it’s reasonable for me to have an easy-blog day or two. ;}
Seeing the Future: Engagement
I spent the last three weeks working my ass off — yes, I worked through Christmas. No, I didn’t pause for New Year’s Eve. (To be fair, I would have gone out that evening if my knee hadn’t been bothering me. But I was lucky — I had a ton of work to do!) I didn’t really take a holiday this year. So why am I in such a great mood? (Keep reading.)
Seeing the Future: Meaning
Of course I get scared sometimes. It’s always easier to be scared than to do something about it, and we all fall into that trap. But I’ll tell you what — the thrill of engagement isn’t the only buoy keeping me on the waves when things get rough. This is going to sound so simple and so obvious. Of course we’ve discussed it before. But how many reminders is too many? (Keep reading.)
Seeing the Future: Clarity
If it all makes me this happy, when much of what I do is still reminding me, in the back of my head, to remember to make sure to make a buck… What’s going to happen when I boost myself into a steadier, more easily attainable state of financial security? Because I’m close. I’m only a few steps away. Most of us are, if we only take a closer look. (Keep reading.)
Even just since these posts, things are moving forward at an absolutely ridiculous rate. The uncertainty of what the next several weeks will look like is the most thrilling sensation.
The future is always here, really.
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