Swift Climax

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I wasn’t ready for that…

Rarely in life do I see things as clearly as in my last post – Getting Ready – and then have an immediate followup…

Here on Timely Insights we post articles on Mondays … the answer came on Tuesday. And while I was ‘ready’ in the sense that I knew something was coming, I was still shocked at what it was.

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Getting Ready

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Growing Expectations

Something’s on the horizon in my life – I just don’t know what it is or how long before it arrives.

You see, I’ve been cleaning my personal office space over the last few weeks … sorting through old files and boxes of stuff, tossing clutter, and rearranging things … all in preparation – for something.

And if that’s my nesting response, the question is -

What am I getting ready for?

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Something Lighter for Today

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Balancing weighty thoughts

When was the last time you considered your weight?  How about your thoughts?

Is your excess getting in the way?

I’m developing a new program that will clear your head – and it’s just what you need!

Read on…

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The Freefall of Bad Decisions

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Learning to stop the slide…

The first decision wasn’t awful – perhaps not completely thought through – but it wasn’t the end of the world.

Then circumstances conspired against me and the second decision – worse than the first – was the beginning of the end.

In hindsight, the smart thing would have been to sidestep and possibly let things run their course. Instead I felt I needed to “fix” things and just managed to compound a bad situation.

Why is it that we fail to get out of the track and stop making bad decisions?

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Putting the Pieces Together

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A fascination with puzzles…

It might come as no surprise to readers that I’ve put together a fair number of puzzles in my time.

During a run the other week I started forming a “consolidated puzzle theory” of life – that whether we consciously think about it or not, our mind is sifting through all the pieces trying to get a glimpse of the complete picture.

Or rather – our mind ultimately “knows” what the completed picture looks like, and is fitting the individual pieces into their correct spot – to solve the puzzle.

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