have you noticed that some people, some news outlets, some shows, some businesses are barraging us with worst case scenarios?
if we can choose to look at any situation from more than one perspective, what makes us decide to see the worst, what makes us see the best?
both viewpoints can be useful. the worst case scenario can prompt us to prepare well, the best case scenario can show us opportunity.
today, be encouraged to take a closer look to see what else is there.
and if the day, or your screen, or your to do list, or the person next to you just look glum, try another filter. stand on your head, flip the script.
you might just be inspired.
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Author: the~ki~line: balance and transformation in transition
professional coach.
photographer.
i do not believe in capitalization, because why should "i" be bigger than "you"?
i am the sum of my beliefs and more.
i believe in fairness and honesty, but i take nothing for granted. when i encounter exceptional fairness, honesty, and human kindness, i am moved beyond words.
i believe we all have what we need to be happy and feel purposeful and fulfilled, but sometimes we have a hard time accessing this well of wealth within us, and sometimes it helps if someone sheds a light and helps us get to it.
i want to be that person for others, the one who holds the torch or helps design a way through obstacles, a key (ki) to the solutions to what one considers a problem.
i am a forever learner, and will probably always travel and move on a quest for more knowledge and more insight.
i am driven by a perpetual sense that things can be improved.
i enjoy learning new processes, languages, exploring places, cultures, and i always thrive on "other".
other traditions, progressive innovation, indigenous cultures, languages.
and - i love to share what i learn.
i am self. aware.
all photos (c) ki woyke.
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