Friday, September 14, 2007

What if...Short-Term Delays=Long-Term Relief?

SHORT TERM DELAYS=LONG-TERM RELIEF

The above title is the sign I see everywhere during summer months with road construction. I guess you don’t fully experience the Metropolitan life unless you can add at least 30 minutes to your morning or evening commute!

Obviously, this sign can also serve as a life application. Short-term delays could look like losing a job, challenges with teenagers, taking a career detour, having a health scare, etc. All of these kinds of scenarios could be a ripple or a huge wave in your waters of life, but most often are temporary. It is an opportunity to use these delays as learning experiences that could help change a life perspective about yourself, God, and others. Interruptions (delays) aren’t always predictable, but each one can give you the life skills (relief) to effectively handle when rough waters hit.

ACTION ITEM FOR THIS WEEK:

1. Ask yourself if there are currently any ‘delays’ in your life.
2. If there are, will you look at it as a threat or opportunity?
3. Is there a need to gather some patience while you experience this delay?
4. What have past ‘delays’ taught you about yourself, God, and others?

Live Out Loud Ladies!

4 comments:

achildoftheking said...

[MY] ACTION ITEM FOR THIS WEEK:

1. Ask yourself if there are currently any 'delays’ in your life.
Yes, there is.
2. If there are, will you look at it as a threat or opportunity?
Opportunity
3. Is there a need to gather some patience while you experience this delay?
Absolutely
4. What have past ‘delays’ taught you about yourself, God, and others?
myself = impatient, God is forgiving, others are impatient as well but with God all things are possible.

Unknown said...

hi, i am so curious about what this seminar is. also i won 15 minutes, but my e-mails to claim it kept bcoming back joan

lifecoachlynn said...

Joan-
call me.

lifecoachlynn said...

kimberly-
So, which delay will you put some action into it? What have you tried before and what ideas do you have to do something different?