There Are Days

I attended a training last week that was all about teamwork, improving yourself and generational differences. It was very eye-opening and made me think about several situations both at work and at home.

There are people in this world have claim to have made "life changes," improved themselves, their lives and are better people for it. My question is, what if only 10-15% of the population commits to making these changes? Do they really live a more fulfilled life, are they really happy since they have to deal with the other 85-90% of the population that are not "happy?" Happiness is a habit, isn't it? What if those around you don't have the same habits, can you still be happy? Is this all too confusing, just ramblings that only make sense to me or do these thoughts cross others minds? One might not ever know and that may be how it is supposed to be. Maybe this is where that life lesson of "worry about yourself," comes in to play? If you are happy and live what you consider to be a fulfilled life then who cares about the people you are acquainted with that have not chosen the same path......

As the leaves change and the air starts to have that cool feel to it in the morning as I am locking the horses in the corral for the day, it is a refreshing start to a day filled with new expectations and goals. It is nearing the time to wean calves, sell yearlings and put the garden to bed for the winter - what a great time of year. Maybe a little less stress not worrying about having sick calves, heifers in the neighbors or if the garden is too dry? Probably not, with each season comes new concerns, new obstacles, new challenges. I am ready. Welcome fall and all your adventures
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"The path we choose to follow, will help us write our own story."