What would you drop everything to do? No images? Click here Hi subscriber In amongst many magical moments (including hugging my son for the first time since the pandemic started), two really stand out. I'm not a nervous flyer but this was one of those moments that was so unexpected and so special I'm guessing it will stick
with most of the passengers on that plane for a long time. When we landed and were asked "How was your flight?" it wasn't the ten hours of discomfort we remembered but those four magical minutes when a stranger changed the way hundreds of people felt. As you can imagine, we enjoyed lots of other magical moments but these two stuck out because they're something we can all do. I don't know if the I'm fortunate to spend a lot of my time with a tribe of people who all know what to say to support each other and take the time and trouble to do it often, making real connections that help each other through the toughest of days. If you don't have such a tribe, you're welcome to join us. I'd love to know what your "powder day" equivalent is? What would you drop everything to do? Could you do it more often? Hit reply and let me know! Not all goals are the sameLots of people have a resistance to planning and setting goals at the best of times and in all the uncertainty of the pandemic, when the ground keeps shifting, it can make sticking to a plan feel even less likely. This made a lot of people laugh last month so I'm leaving it here for a bit longer "A lot of issues in life can be straightened out if you properly identify who your dopamine dealer is."New posts since the last newsletter Other things that you may find interesting: It can sometimes be hard to remember that whatever's going on in the world, we are never powerless. Each of us can make a difference, based on our own choices and the situations we find ourselves in, and especially by choosing who we connect with and spend time with. |