I had a conversation with a wise friend of
mine. I talk to her often and with her calming spirit she always leaves me with
a word or phrase to think about. At our
last think tank session she told me “write your obituary”. I was
like...wait...hold up...do you know something I don't? (And you know I said it
with attitude and a little bit of fear). Are you about to take me out?
Did you peak into my future and find out some things and this is the best way
you see fit to tell me, friend? What you tryin' to say? She looked me
straight in the eye and said "yes I know some things and you my dear are
not living in your purpose even though you wear it on your sleeve
everyday". I was taken aback for a minute and really did not know how to
respond. Then she said, "write your obituary then live it". Again I
could not respond. I was now in my thoughts not really hearing what was going
on around me. I was picturing someone standing attempting to tell my story and
describing the person that I was not. I was slightly offended that they did not
have much to say and that it wasn't the story that I wanted told about me nor
was it the satisfying life I know I should have lived.
We all have a mission, a purpose, a goal. Everyone has something that their heart is telling them to do. Ask yourself, what is that thing? Meditate and put some thought into you and do it. If money was no object what would you do today? If the bills were taken care of what magnificent thing would you encounter and how would you let the world know how well you are living?
Live your obituary…. Don’t let someone else
define, describe or try to tell your story. Write it yourself and live it.
Here’s the challenge…I know you were waiting for
this :) Write your obituary and comment
back on Mocha Minute. I’m interested to know how you wish to start living your
life today. I can’t wait to hear of your
exciting endeavors. We are going to keep
this going and may even add a “look what I did” section on the blog so you can post pictures
of you doing something amazing that is all about you. Now get to it!
Lovin’ you is easy,
J
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