A friend expressed interest in learning how to juggle. “No problem,” I confidently responded. After all, I had become a fairly proficient juggler shortly after purchasing the book “Juggling for the Complete Klutz.” “I have that book!” my friend exclaimed.
Anthony, this article made me realize growth, expansion requires reaching forward to new areas but in doing so we necessarily and simultaneously have to let go of the old comfortable niches we find our comfort in. And the "annoyance" of ball dropping is just comprised of self judgement once again and thoughts of self ridicule. Whereas a gentler response of accepting the drops as part of the whole process would be more helpful.
Anthony, this article made me realize growth, expansion requires reaching forward to new areas but in doing so we necessarily and simultaneously have to let go of the old comfortable niches we find our comfort in. And the "annoyance" of ball dropping is just comprised of self judgement once again and thoughts of self ridicule. Whereas a gentler response of accepting the drops as part of the whole process would be more helpful.