Illusion Halts Progress.
So much about life in our culture right now has become about the next thing. The next project. The next promotion. The next vacation. The next experience. We’ve become obsessed with growth as it pertains to results, achievement, and living a respected, successful life.
Where you are right now is not perfect. It may not be ideal. But it is your reality.
And if we don’t start with reality, if we can’t handle this moment with grace, we have no real hope for the future.
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Taking things to head and being arrogant causes lots of confusion to deviate from reality and err.
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