Monday, March 26, 2018, 10:41 am
Take care of yourself, first
Change her mood, not her mind.
No, wait.
Change MY mood, not MY mind.
Mind = blown.
Olivia Newton-John
Xanadu
dilletantism, romanticism, charlatanism
Change her mood, not her mind.
No, wait.
Change MY mood, not MY mind.
Mind = blown.
Is she fantasizing about you?
If not, why not?
I was reminded of this today... although I’m not sure why. Currently, this isn’t a problem.
However, today I was reminded that relationships can be challenging to navigate. Why are our minds so turbulent? Why does a change in my life bring her into a bout of depression?
Why indeed.
A call with a friend today helped. He reminded me of another old axiom I knew at one time—“Change her mood, not her mind.”
Why do I lose the ability to do the “right thing” when I go on auto-pilot?
Hmm... perhaps that’s the rub. I should never go on auto-pilot.
Not in work. Not in life. And certainly not where she’s concerned.
Awareness. Maybe my definition for awareness will be the ability to steer my own life... without auto-pilot.
Does that make sense?
I clearly need sleep.