That doesn’t mean details don’t.

We all seem to be in the search for more time.

And for those of us that aim to streamline and simplify our lives, we need to be mindful that the details don’t get thrown out along the way.

Details are what makes the process, and in our process to put a little simplification into our lives, we need to pay attention to what makes up the process.

We can compartmentalize our tasks, but keeps our tasks in the process. We can streamline our efforts, but our efforts still need to be included. We can simplify our lives, but keep our lives as the focus.

All in all – it’s all in the details.

Yours in “Details” – Coach

That’s what surrounds us everyday, but the cool part about it, is that it’s always our choice on what we decide.

Yet the big decisions are what most of us have a challenge with, and those challenges lie between:

“Trust and Fear”
&
“Commitment and Collapse”

But again, we also have a choice of which words we choose from the quotes above, guiding us to make our big decisions.

Yours in “Always Our Choice” – Coach

A maze to success.

This is from my 11 year old son, Sam.

Right on again.

Life is not a straight shot, and we can’t ever see the finish line.

There are so many paths to choose, twists and turns, and some dead ends, where we need to retrace our steps, and occasionally go backwards to once again move forwards.

So don’t every worry about any obstacles in life…because life is a maze to success.

Yours in “Success” – Coach

Works well with buildings but not too good with people.

Being Flexible is key.

Our ability to turn on a dime, seeing the others point of view and making changes when needed, which results in the desired outcome, is what makes a good person great.

So if you need to loosen up a bit and deviate from what you didn’t anticipate – It’s OK, it’s part of the game.

Because if everyone doesn’t budge and holds their ground – we all come to a grinding halt.

Yours in Being Flexible – Coach

As our society “progresses”, many things within our lives have become faster, and the results or outcome are realized much more quickly.

From cooking for hours to the microwave is a perfect example, instead of waiting, we get our meal in seconds.

Computers have also cut the time of research to a quick Google search to find what we are looking for, instead of laboring through encyclopedias and books.

It’s been called the “McDonald’s Factor” – getting something now, with very little waiting involved, and we have been accustomed and “trained” to expect “Immediate Gratification” – Fantastic!

In the same vain, just remember – We never have to wait one single minute to enjoy the moment.

Yours in “Evolve” – Coach