We move day-to-day throughout our lives, usually thinking of things we want or need to do. We make excuses not to do many of them and extended efforts to accomplish others.
I’ve learned that this cycle of “living” can lead people to be consumed with things that appear to be necessary. Everything from eating to going to work is just a task that we use to fill up our days.
There’s a whole other side to that mountain!
If you take the time to journey, to climb, and to peep over to the other side, you’ll find that many of your day-to-day tasks have eliminated very simple things.
Like:
Saying Hello to Your Co-Workers
Visiting Your Siblings
Cleaning The Garage
Dusting The Ceiling Fan
Reading A Book
Calling Your Grandparents
Saying “I LOVE YOU”
Sharing A Hug
And so many other small things we forsake, abandon, neglect, forget, or fail to realize.
