MANTRA POSTERS FOR 2019
It is now the end of 2018, yet I feel like I’ve only just begun to understand what it was all for. The long haul year has provided me with a surge of fresh energy. As we all know, the end of one race is the start to a new race. The start to this ‘new race’ is the chance to redefine my approach, tone, and pace. 2019 will be less about living up to set standards, but more about leaning into the settings of spectrums; shifting away from a fixed mindset, and honing a variable mindset.
My aim for 2019 is to better connect with others, and by that, I am to better connect with myself. I am to be my own judge and jury. I am to keep myself honest and humble, but also happily human.
I’ve created 12 mantras for 2019 that will continually remind me of what I’ve learned in 2018, but keep me focused on what’s to come in 2020. I can feel that 2019 will be a pivotal year because I’m inspired to make it one. Be the change you wish to see, and consider my mantras as motivation.
David defeated Goliath. Enough said.
Do it well, do it often, then do it fast.
Sensational reactions are cries for attention due to an unsettled soul. To sooth and balance, take time exercising all of your senses. Filter what comes in and what goes out with time and patience.
A fellowship carries crew, a membership carries passengers. As we embark towards new frontiers, which ship would you rather be on?
Seeing is believing. You can’t seek or be seen until you learn to see.
Be gentle and kind with your support. You will always be an outsider to someone’s internal happenings. Believe that enlightenment can be an accumulation of encouragements.
When helping people, they can be seen as glass half full or glass half empty. Therefore arrive with adaptability. Let them show you what they need first, then help fill the glass.
The more bridges we create, the more places we connect. The less barriers we have, the less uncertainty we hold. The more barriers we break, the less we have to fake. The more bridges we make, the less we have to take.
Pulling the plug is the worst option. Persevering through pain is a poor option. Pivoting towards more options avoids pulling the plug and the need to persevere altogether.
Creation is evoking emotion. Curation is effectively translating that emotion through an experience. When the context of the creation is considered, more value is added. Curation 101: become the audience, connect the dots before they do, and have more faith and belief in the creation than anyone.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. Loving is logical leadership.
We humans feel before we understand, so to connect with others, use the heart to extend the hand, and the head will follow.