The truth is that I don't have an ounce of talent when it comes to writing or expressing myself. I've finally decided to reveal all the inner workings of my hectic mind here. Someone once told me that this was therapeutic....We'll see.
One thing that I'm sure about is that no matter how different all of our lifestyles and experiences may be, we are all traveling down our very own Yellow Brick Road trying to find our Emerald City. What happens along the way may affect us or may not but we are all looking for something very similar. Is it happiness? Love? Financial Freedom?
I'm more than happy to travel down the road and face anything that comes at me, BUT what I'm afraid of is stopping to take a rest along the way. How do we know if we are on the right path or if we've trailed off. Wouldn't it be great if our path was as visible as the Yellow Brick Road? I just finished reading the wise words of a dear friend of mine regarding time. As I was reading through and thinking about how wonderful a writer she is the panic struck me like a ton of bricks. Here's the awful truth. TIME DOES RUN OUT ONE DAY. Now the question I'm fighting is am I still on the correct path or did I fall off long ago? If so, how do I get back on?
As you can see I'm very good at over analyzing everything and over reacting. I am so sick and tired of people telling me "you're so young! You have you're whole life ahead of you." Here's the thing.... That was true when I was 1, 5, 10, and 15. At what point does it just become a statement to comfort someone other than the actual truth. I could sit and pick all these little details apart all day long OR I could reshift the energy to finding my way back to the yellow brick road. Who knows if I'll ever make it to Emerald City. My plan is to enjoy my journey down my Yellow Brick Road as much as possible because after all, after we reach our ultimate goals, what's next? In the short lifetime that we are allowed on this earth there is no way to conquer everything. Lets stop worrying about the end point and have as much fun as we can trying to achieve as much as time allows. Besides the true journey comes after.
I'm more than happy to travel down the road and face anything that comes at me, BUT what I'm afraid of is stopping to take a rest along the way. How do we know if we are on the right path or if we've trailed off. Wouldn't it be great if our path was as visible as the Yellow Brick Road? I just finished reading the wise words of a dear friend of mine regarding time. As I was reading through and thinking about how wonderful a writer she is the panic struck me like a ton of bricks. Here's the awful truth. TIME DOES RUN OUT ONE DAY. Now the question I'm fighting is am I still on the correct path or did I fall off long ago? If so, how do I get back on?
As you can see I'm very good at over analyzing everything and over reacting. I am so sick and tired of people telling me "you're so young! You have you're whole life ahead of you." Here's the thing.... That was true when I was 1, 5, 10, and 15. At what point does it just become a statement to comfort someone other than the actual truth. I could sit and pick all these little details apart all day long OR I could reshift the energy to finding my way back to the yellow brick road. Who knows if I'll ever make it to Emerald City. My plan is to enjoy my journey down my Yellow Brick Road as much as possible because after all, after we reach our ultimate goals, what's next? In the short lifetime that we are allowed on this earth there is no way to conquer everything. Lets stop worrying about the end point and have as much fun as we can trying to achieve as much as time allows. Besides the true journey comes after.
