Okay, I know, I know, teens get a lot of flack. I have one myself (a teen that is) so I hear stories about some of the grief he goes through.
And…
I think this sign is hilarious.
It flips the switch on perspective.
And that’s always illuminating.
(Thanks to my friend & colleague Roman for sending me the picture.)
Creative Commons licensed on Flickr by: Rev Dan Catt
I love this image.
There are at least two ways to interpret it.
In no particular order…
1. Being a Stop Life Lensâ„¢ messes you up. It causes unnecessary mess by being overly cautious. Stop Life Lensesâ„¢ cause blockages, they bring things to a halt, preventing progress & flow.
2. Being a Stop Life Lensâ„¢ cleans you up. It creates a pool of reflection time amidst a downpour. Stop Life Lensesâ„¢ cause calm amongst the chaos, space to think amongst the crazy go go go’ness.
What’s your take? Clean or messy? Blockage or clearing?
Where do you start – from your head or from your heart?
Do you honour your intuition above all? Have you honed your gut feelings like a finely aged wine? Are your spidey senses are sharp as a tack? If so you’re likely a Heart Life Lensâ„¢.
Or …
Do you prioritize what you can prove? Is what’s rational king in your world? Is your queen the science of objectivity? If so you’re likely a Head Life Lensâ„¢.
Head and Heart Life Lensesâ„¢ often have a tough time talking to each other.
Here’s are two tips:
As the seasons are changing & spring is sprung we’re laying it bare. Stripping it down. Peeling back perspective.
In this monthly round up you’ll find the Life Lensesâ„¢ blog posts laid bare for the month of March.
Get bare, dive in deep and take a full look around or simply take a peek. It’s up to you. Regardless, your perspective will thank you.