Blog #708: When Your Feet Wear Concrete

Feeling stuck?
Inspiration lost?
Going nowhere?

Let’s see if we can change that.

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In writing my blogs…

I share far fewer things I’ve read or heard about.
Instead, I share things that I’ve lived and know.

If something works for me, I’m sharing it here with you.

Today…

I’ve got five.

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1. Feel the sun.

Struggling the moment you wake up?
Get out in the early morning sun.

The sun grows flowers and plants and trees.
I believe it also has the power to grow positive attitudes.

It does with me.

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2. Always be asking.

What do I want to live?
How do I create that?

I never stop asking myself.

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3. Dealing with change.

As changes come into our lives in career, relationships, and age…
We might not like some of the changes that come with the changes.

In guiding what happens to me…

I’m proactive.
Never inactive.

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4. Be kind to YOU.

I won’t always fly high enough.
I won’t always be strong enough.
I won’t always move fast enough.

Being Superman or Superwoman is not possible.
But being a super man or a super woman is.

Sometimes…

That means me just doing the best I can for where I am.

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5. Change what you do.

My patterns create my stuckness.

If I want to shake up my blahness, I change the patterns of my day.

The time I get up.
The time I go to bed.

What I read.
What I watch.
What I listen to.

When I exercise.
What I do for exercise.

Who I talk to.
What I drink.
What I eat.

When my world feels out of order…
I throw new order into my world.

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Gifts.

One of our greatest is the “power of choice.”
May we acknowledge ours…and use it with purpose and wisdom.

Thank you for being here today.

S.

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Moving Forward When Your Feet Wear Concrete.

Even if it feels like your feet wear concrete, you still hold the power to choose a different path.

When your feet wear concrete, it’s easy to feel stuck. But as Shawn shares, you can choose to move toward the light, embrace change, and take steps that lead you forward. By practicing self-kindness and shifting patterns, you free yourself from the weight of feeling trapped. Remember, even when your feet wear concrete, your choices can help you move with greater purpose and strength.