- I can model behaviors you would like to see in others (peaceful, nonjudgmental, thoughtftul, pro-active).
- What I do is helping others (thanks, Barbara).
- I am not the organization I work for.
- I can implement policies and represent points of view I do not agree with.
- I can separate my personal philosophy from the work I do, and expect others to do the same.
- My current projects are exciting and positive.
- I can learn new patterns (i.e., figure out how to disagree without either disappearing or fighting back too hard).
- My children love me so much.
- Every faction in a disagreement has legitimate points of view. Usually each has a contribution to the problem, as well (see Difficult Conversations)
I'm a technical writer, so this is my place to write something that's not technical. Sure, a lot of this is just for me, but I am happy so share all the ups and downs of an actual grownup who's trying to get both smart and wise. It's definitely a journey.
There's More to Life Than Knitting!
Join Suna as she stops knitting long enough to ponder her life, share her joys and concerns, and comment on the goings on in the world.
You are very welcome here, so feel free to comment and contribute!
You are very welcome here, so feel free to comment and contribute!
Friday, April 1, 2005
To Concentrate on Today
Periodically, I want to remind myself of what I am concentrating on so that I don't get all bogged down and take things personally that are not meant that way, and to distance myself from negativity so that it does not eat me up. Here are today's items, which are coming out like Stuart Smalley affirmations or something, but that can't be helped:
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