End of a thing
When to have a plan B?
Most of us like to back ourselves. We’re used to taking risks we know are risky, making commitments we know…
Once in a while you come to the end of a thing.
It’s the end of the party. Something that had life and energy comes to a conclusion and it’s time to do with the washing up. Pretty much everyone’s gone home and it’s left to the remaining few to knuckle down and tidy away the dishes.
Nobody enjoys this stuff. Nobody wants to do it. But sometimes, it’s the only thing to do.
There are two ways to go: with resentment or matter of fact.
It’s easy to agree that resentment gets you nowhere except wasted energy as you flail around and attack anything and everything in reach. Easy to agree, but easy to get stuck in a loop too. Break out. Break into the mundane acceptance of matter of fact.
Roll your sleeves up, remove the emotion, and get on with getting on.
Skippy strategy: Get over it.
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We could wait.
We could zoom around and talk about it.
We could hang around until we have no choice but to start.
We could base the plan…